Who cares for us? And do we care enough? Heart of the Nation started as a digital exhibition shining a light on the stories and experiences of people who have come to Britain to work in the NHS and expanded into an award-winning national touring exhibition marking the 75th anniversary of the NHS.

You might think museums are in the business of collecting objects. Or maybe telling stories. But what if their most radical function is to give people power? And it turns out, when you hand over control of decision-making, exhibitions, and even values to the community, you get better museums.

What would England’s starting line-up look like without migration? The 'Football Moves People' campaign highlighted how migration shapes football, using social media, out-of-home displays, and real-time graphics that reached over 10 million people and was widely covered by the press during the 2021 and 2024 men’s Euros.

Today, the news headlines are full of stories of migrants trying to come to Britain. But for most of this country’s history, it’s actually been the other way round. Why has such a small island nation produced so many migrants and how have they shaped the world we live in today? In our podcast series, Mukti Jain Campion speaks to people who are shedding new light on this often hidden history.

From M&S to Revolut, some of Britain’s most iconic and transformative businesses have been founded by migrants. Our Migrants Mean Business event series and podcast hosted by George Alagiah, in association with Allianz Global Investors, featured conversations with some of Britain’s most successful business leaders.

Who cares for us? And do we care enough? Heart of the Nation started as a digital exhibition shining a light on the stories and experiences of people who have come to Britain to work in the NHS and expanded into an award-winning national touring exhibition marking the 75th anniversary of the NHS.

You might think museums are in the business of collecting objects. Or maybe telling stories. But what if their most radical function is to give people power? And it turns out, when you hand over control of decision-making, exhibitions, and even values to the community, you get better museums.

What would England’s starting line-up look like without migration? The 'Football Moves People' campaign highlighted how migration shapes football, using social media, out-of-home displays, and real-time graphics that reached over 10 million people and was widely covered by the press during the 2021 and 2024 men’s Euros.

Today, the news headlines are full of stories of migrants trying to come to Britain. But for most of this country’s history, it’s actually been the other way round. Why has such a small island nation produced so many migrants and how have they shaped the world we live in today? In our podcast series, Mukti Jain Campion speaks to people who are shedding new light on this often hidden history.

From M&S to Revolut, some of Britain’s most iconic and transformative businesses have been founded by migrants. Our Migrants Mean Business event series and podcast hosted by George Alagiah, in association with Allianz Global Investors, featured conversations with some of Britain’s most successful business leaders.