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Widerstände. Vom Umgang mit Rassismus in Bernanti-discriminatory education, 2024

Internship, Bernisches Historisches Museum

At the BHM Lab, they designed and facilitated workshops while engaging in critical reflection with visitors and staff. Aina Rea’s communication is grounded in the understanding that language structures power relations and that inclusive, intentional words can enable more equitable forms of dialogue. Humour was an important tool for connecting with people.

Museums play an essential role as spaces of debate, where colonial history and racist stereotypes must be openly discussed through interdisciplinary exchange.

“How can Swiss museums take responsibility in addressing their colonial past and its lasting impact on everyday racism today?”

“ How can white fragility be acknowledged and worked through without shifting the focus away from the lived realities of people affected by racism?”


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