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Based on the true story of a major international investigation that began in November 2012 at London Zoo, Save the Joba Mena takes us from London to Madagascar with a thrilling tale that also presents an extraordinary human adventure involving scientists, aquarists, and the inhabitants of the Great Red Island.

This mobile exhibition looks back at the key moments and major events of a century and a half of East and Southeast Asian migration to France.

At the crossroads of art, history, and social dynamics, the mobile exhibition Banlieues chéries offers a nuanced and immersive exploration at the heart of the suburbs, distinctive territories too often viewed through reductive lenses.

The mobile exhibition Sillages (Trails) looks back at the long-standing presence in France of Romani, Manouches, Sinti, Gitans, Yenish, and Travellers, as well as the development of control measures and discrimination against them since the beginning of the 20th century. It examines how stereotypes, still widely present in our contemporary societies, were created and disseminated

The exhibition Immigration in France, a shared history is the mobile version of the Museum’s permanent exhibition. Through 12 major milestone dates, it traces the history of immigration in France from 1685 to the present day.