Immigrant Institutet
non-governmental organization whose aim is to be a research and documentation centre about immigrants
The Immigrant institute is a non-governmental organization whose aim is to be a research and documentation centre about immigrants, refugees and racism, with an archive, a library and a museum.
The institute comprises an archive, a library and a museum. In the library you can find besides the main collection, which deals with migration research, also works by immigrant authors from almost all the countries of the world living in Sweden, as well as a large collection of immigrant journals and magazines and clips on migration and immigrants from the daily Swedish journals.
Immigrant-institutet
Katrinedalsgatan 43
504 51 Borås, Sweden
Tel: +46- (0)33-13 60 70
Fax: +46- (0)33-13 60 75
E-mail: migrant@immi.se
Visit the website
The institute comprises an archive, a library and a museum. In the library you can find besides the main collection, which deals with migration research, also works by immigrant authors from almost all the countries of the world living in Sweden, as well as a large collection of immigrant journals and magazines and clips on migration and immigrants from the daily Swedish journals.
Immigrant-institutet
Katrinedalsgatan 43
504 51 Borås, Sweden
Tel: +46- (0)33-13 60 70
Fax: +46- (0)33-13 60 75
E-mail: migrant@immi.se
Visit the website
As the main topic for the presentation at the Annual Meeting of AEMI (29 September-3 October 2010, Bilbao, Spain) “Migration Studies and ICTs” has been proposed for the call of papers. Deadline: May 25, 2010.
The Histories of Home Subject Specialist Network’s Second Annual Conference, Multiple Belongings: Diaspora and Transnational Homes will take place on Friday 21 May at the British Library Conference Centre in London and will bring together academics, museum professionals, librarians and archivists. Booking deadline: Friday 14th May.
