
The FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum is a cultural institution in Berlin-Kreuzberg, dedicated to documenting and reflecting on the district's history and social fabric. It emphasizes social justice, anti-racism, and the diverse experiences of local communities. The museum offers free admission to its exhibitions, which include a permanent display on anti-racist struggles and various temporary shows. Beyond exhibitions, it actively engages the community through public events, city tours, a print workshop, and remembrance initiatives like the Memorial Plaque Commission and the Stolpersteine project. Its commitment to accessibility includes extensive language options and support for Easy Language and Sign Language.
Reduced Inequalities
Combating inequality through historical reflection
The FHXB Friedrichshain-Kreuzberg Museum highlights social structures and experiences of discrimination within local communities through exhibitions like "Ver/sammeln antirassistischer Kämpfe," advocating for social justice.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Promoting justice and social inclusion
Through exhibitions on resistance movements and initiatives like the Memorial Plaque Commission, the organization addresses historical injustices, thereby fostering a peaceful and inclusive society.
Quality Education
Ensuring inclusive and accessible quality education
Offering free admission, multilingual information, and support for Easy Language and Sign Language, the museum ensures historical knowledge and social issues are accessible to all visitors.
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