BØRNEVÆRNET PÅ MUSEUM: etnologen som indsamler, terapeut og formidler. (Danish)

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    • Alternate Title:
      The Child Protection at the Museum - The Ethnologist as a Collector, Therapist and Communicator. (English)
    • Subject Terms:
      COPENHAGEN (Denmark)
    • Abstract:
      February 7 2020, the new Copenhagen Museum opened in Stormgade 18. From 1937 to 1965, the building housed the Child and Youth Guard in the Municipality of Copenhagen. It supervised children and made decisions about placing children outside the home due to the child's or home's circumstances. The museum wanted to tell this story in the new exhibitions and invited previously placed children to participate with their story. The article reflects on both ethnological and museological methods to collect and communicate a complex welfare area through various forms of communication like an exhibition, an interactive installation and a game. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
    • Abstract:
      Den 7. februar 2020 åbnede det nye Københavns Museum i Stormgade 18. Fra 1937 til 1965 husede bygningen Københavns Kommunes Børne-og Ungdomsværn, som førte tilsyn med børn og traf afgørelser om anbringelse af børn under 18 uden for hjemmet på grund af barnets eller hjemmets forhold. Museet ønskede at formidle denne historie i de nye udstillinger og inviterede tidligere anbragte københavnske børn til at deltage med deres fortælling. Artiklen reflekterer over etnologiske kvalitative metoder i forbindelse med indsamling af en kompleks velfærdshistorie med fokus på de tidligere anbragte børns historier og museologiske udfordringer ved forskellige formidlingsformer som udstillingsmediet, en interaktiv installation og et dilemmaspil. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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