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Linden Museum
Impact-drivenGovernmentArt & CultureEducation
Impact2Sustainability Goals
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About Linden Museum
The Linden-Museum Stuttgart is a prominent ethnological museum dedicated to the study, preservation, and presentation of non-European cultures. Featuring permanent collections from Africa, America, the Orient, East Asia, Oceania, and South/Southeast Asia, the institution serves as a vital center for research and education. Beyond its exhibition role, the museum manages complex provenance research and facilitates international cultural dialogues, including collaborative projects such as the exchange between Cameroon and Germany.
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Sustainability Goals
Quality Education
Advancing cultural education and global understanding
Through its exhibitions and research programs, the museum provides accessible knowledge about non-European cultures, fostering intercultural learning and engagement among the public.
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Ethical stewardship of cultural heritage
The museum engages in rigorous provenance research and direct collaboration with source societies to foster restorative justice and ethical dialogue regarding cultural assets.
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Q1Where can interested candidates find current job openings at the Linden-Museum Stuttgart?
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Current career opportunities and job listings can be found directly on the organization's website at https://lindenmuseum.de/ueber-uns/jobs/.
Q2What is the primary focus of the Linden-Museum Stuttgart?
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The museum is an ethnological institution dedicated to the study, preservation, and presentation of non-European cultures. Beyond its exhibition operations, it serves as a center for research and education, actively engaging in provenance research and international cultural dialogue.
Q3How does the museum contribute to global sustainability goals?
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The institution's work aligns with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, specifically focusing on Quality Education (SDG 4) and Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions (SDG 16) through its cultural education efforts and international cooperation.
