NEWS
Coming up: Liv Wynter x MoH present How to Catch a Pig: RIOTSTARTERS
On 28th July 2023 we are GASSED to be collaborating with our amazing artist in residence Liv Wynter on their iconic grassroots DIY punk night How to Catch a Pig.
More info and booking….
Introducing Harry Gay and our new creative solidarity project
I'm Harry, the new Creative Project Manager at the Museum of Homelessness, and I'm thrilled to be joining the team. I am also excited to announce that MoH has been awarded a fund by the Creative Impact Research Centre Europe (CIRCE) to assist us in scaling our creative work with a focus on economies of solidarity and mutual aid.
A new approach to working with trauma
A new approach to working with trauma
Museum of Homelessness is equipping the community with the skills and resources to respond to a time of crisis in mental health and addiction
Findings of investigation into homelessness and climate change published
Museum of Homelessness publishes findings of investigation into homelessness and climate change in England and Wales
Open letter to Michael Gove | The Illegal Migration Bill risks pushing thousands more people into homelessness and destitution - NACCOM
We joined 52 other organisations to write an Open letter to Michael Gove | The Illegal Migration Bill risks pushing thousands more people into homelessness and destitution
Museum Manager job vacancy
Museum Manager vacancy.
This is an opportunity to join an award-winning crew and play a key role in supporting the Museum of Homelessness community to make history.
Update on our new site
An update from Museum of Homelessness about works on the new site in Finsbury Park and when the museum is expected to open in 2023
The People’s History of Finsbury Park - A new project
Finsbury Park Tavern, 1978, Alan Denney
A new home in Finsbury Park - opening in 2023
Museum of Homelessness has announced plans to open a new museum at Manor House Lodge, Finsbury Park London
What happens to people who are homeless in a heatwave?
What happens to people who are homeless in a heatwave?
In the UK, the dual impacts of slow onset climate change and infrastructure changes due to coronavirus are causing a deadly situation. We need homelessness services and local and national government to catch up.
