Diversity in the museum and the city
Divercity
  • news
    • starts!
    • the good practices we have!
    • group discussion about public art
    • workshop for migrants in Budapest
    • moments of the workshop in Paris
    • workshop moments in Madrid
    • moments of the workshop in Austria
    • memories about public art from Helsinki
    • participatory museum workshop in the Museum of Ethnography
    • young Roma win over the Museum Nacional de Arte Antiga!' in Lisbon
    • urban workshop in Vienna!
    • Divercity thematic dossier in Arteterapia
    • final conference advertisement
    • closing workshops and conferences around Madrid
  • partners
    • Artemisszió Foundation
    • EARTDI-UCM
    • Elan Interculturel
    • Helsinki Art Museum
    • Museum of Ethnograpy, Budapest
    • Rede
    • Stand 129
  • resources
    • good practices
    • fundation bricks
    • Final results of the workshops in the museum!
    • Training materials on cultural ethnicity and migration itineraries
    • Gender itineraries in Madrid and Lisbon!
    • Itineraries on intergenerational diversity
    • The framework of how to work with diversity in museums
    • City as a learning space - curriculum for educators
  • deutsch
    • Sammlung bewährter Praktiken
    • Methodische Grundlagen
    • Wie fühlst du dich in dieser Stadt?
    • Einführung in kulturelle Diversität und Museen
    • SCHULUNGSMATERIAL ZU KULTURELLER ETHNIZITÄT UND ZU STADTRUNDGÄNGEN ZUM THEMA MIGRATION
    • Schulungsmaterial zu Stadtrundgängen zum Thema Gender Diversität
    • Stadtrundgänge zu intergenerationeller Diversität
    • Arbeiten mit Diversität im Museum
    • Wie kann man in der Stadt über Diversität lernen?
  • español
    • UCM-EARTDI
    • buenas prácticas
    • bases
    • tu museu interno
    • Materiales de formación en etnicidad cultural e itinerarios de migración
    • talleres en museos
    • itinerários de género en Madrid y Lisboa
    • Itinerarios en diversidad intergeneracional
    • Trabajar con la diversidad en los museos
    • ¿Cómo aprender sobre la diversidad en la ciudad?
    • El evento de clausura
  • français
    • Elan Interculturel
    • bonnes pratiques
    • Bases Méthodologiques
    • L’équipe prête à démarrer
    • Itinéraires de diversité entre générations
    • Travail sur la diversité au musée
    • Comment se familiariser avec la diversité en ville?
  • magyar
    • magyar partner szervezetek
    • hírek, megjelenések
    • jó gyakorlatok
    • első részvételi múzeumi csoport: a fiatalok
    • második részvételi múzeumi csoport: kulturális sokszínűség
    • szakmai nap - múzeumpedagógia, generációk közti párbeszéd és interkulturalitás
    • Tréninganyagok a Gender útvonalakhoz
    • Hogyan dolgozzunk a sokszínűség témájával a múzeumban?
    • Hogyan tanuljunk a sokszínűségről a város segítségével?
  • português
    • Rede
    • Boas Práticas
    • Foundation bricks
    • Jovens Ciganas conquistam o Museu Nacional de Arte Antiga!
    • Itinerários de Diversidade Intergeracional
    • Trabalhar com Diversidade em Museus
    • Como absorver a diversidade na cidade?
    • Materias de formação, relativas ao tema Iniciação a Diversidade Cultural e Museus
    • Materiais de Formação sobre Etnia, Cultura e Itinerários Migrantes
  • suomi
    • HAM
    • Hyvät käytänteet
    • Metodologiset perusteet
    • JOHDANNOKSI KULTTUURISEEN MONINAISUUTEEN JA MUSEOIDEN
    • videoita museo aukko
    • uutiset ja artikkelit
    • Moninaisuus museoissa
    • Tietoa urbaanista moninaisuudesta Opetussuunnitelmia luoville ja kollektiivisille kaupunkitilaa hyödyntäville käytännöille

Museum of Ethnography, Budapest


As one of the earliest ethnographic museums in Europe, the Museum of Ethnography has been collecting, archiving, preserving, researching, and transmitting the traditional and modern cultural artefacts of Hungarian, European, and world communities since 1872. The museum is a collection of objects, images, textual material, audio recordings, and thoughts that serves as a rich and multi-faceted resource for learning about the world.
As a social history museum, the Museum of Ethnography is a place to reflect on, study, and exhibit the manifestations of material culture past and present, as well as of various social phenomena. It is also the determining Hungarian institution in - and primary museological laboratory for - the fields of ethnography, European ethnology, and cultural anthropology. Given its excellent collections and the amassed knowledge it represents, the museum may be viewed as a point of departure for both other sciences, and the arts, in comprehending, accepting, and respecting cultural memory, cultural diversity, and changing identities. The concordance of knowledge and experience creates an opportunity to give expression to community and individual interpretations and relationships.
The Museum of Ethnography is an open cultural space, where past and present converge, where science and the transmission of knowledge conjoin, and where cultures and generations come to meet and converse.
The social engagement ensured by the topics of DiverCity project fits as far as possible into the profile of the museum. In the team of the project museum educators and curators are working together in an equal value to give effect to the idea that the academic pure science and its mediation and social recovery cannot exist or operate without each other. 
 
Members of the team:
Emese Joó
Museum educator, project leader
emese@neprajz.hu
+36 70 508 7578
 
Edina Földessy
Curator
foldessy@neprajz.hu
+36 1 473 2405
 
 
Hannah Daisy Foster
curator
foster.hannah@neprajz.hu
+36 70 886 8612
 
 
Museum of Ethnography
1055 Budapest, Kossuth Lajos tér 12.
www.neprajz.hu
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