Pan-European documentation of solidarity

The photographs shows the window of a brick house. Behind the window a poster is attached, which shows a rainbow and reads "I see your true colours shining through".

The House of European History is collecting evidence of life in Europe during Covid-19 through its initiative Make Covid History and is accepting contributions to the growing collection.

The House of European have discovered a rich variety of museum initiatives collecting life during the pandemic and it would like to showcase these pan-European collecting efforts to connect, confront and compare experiences.

Museums across Europe are invited to digitally display results of their own Covid-related collecting actions as part of the Make Covid History initiative.

Share stories, objects, images and sounds that surround you with the House of European History by writing to the team.

 

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