Museum of Free Derry

@museumfreederry.bsky.social

The Museum of Free Derry focuses on the late 1960s and early 1970s in Derry. It tells the people’s story of government oppression, the struggle for civil rights, the descent into conflict, Free Derry and Bloody Sunday. https://museumoffreederry.org/

Our Legacy of Colonialism exhibition will be in Bristol in November. Would you like to host this exhibit in Wales or southern England after Bristol ? Contact us at info@patfinucanecentre.org

Brian Dooley@dooleydooley.bsky.social · 3mo ago

The @finucanecentre.bsky.social fundraising campaign to expand its Legacy of Colonialism exhibition examines how practices developed across the British Empire influenced events in the north of Ireland while exploring colonialism's continuing legacy today. Donate 👇 chuffed.org/project/patf...

Indigenous representatives from the US visited the Museum of Free Derry today to learn about the Civil Rights movement, Bloody Sunday and Derry’s struggle for justice and equality. The visit kicked off a week-long programme of events focused on building connections and international solidarity.

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Free Monday admission for local residents at the Museum of Free Derry has been extended until 21 December. Students can also continue to visit for half price, giving more people the chance to spend time exploring the story of Free Derry, Bloody Sunday and civil rights. Walk-in admission only.

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'A Bitter Harvest’ is now on sale at the Museum of Free Derry. The book was launched during Féile by Pat Finucane Centre. Written by Garbhán Downey, it looks at the life of Seán Brown, his murder, the investigation into his death and his family’s campaign for truth & justice.

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16 years after the Saville Report, families, campaigners & supporters came together to reflect on the importance of truth, accountability & justice. With Prof Phil Scraton, Donna Harper, Natasha Butler and Tony Doherty. From Bloody Sunday to Springhill & Creeslough, the search for truth continues.

'Wherever the Struggle is', Bob Newland book launch, Q&A & book signing. A powerful account of political activism, international solidarity & resistance to apartheid in South Africa, told through one activist’s lifelong commitment to revolutionary politics. Fri 22 May, 1pm. Museum of Free Derry.

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