Throwaway digital platform now live

For "Throwaway – The history of a modern crisis" the House of European History worked with nine museums from eight European countries active in the fields of culture, ethnology and history. Together, they created the pan-European Throwaway digital platform, connecting objects, stories and people across time and space, offering diverse and engaging content on the topic of waste.

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