Tactile model in the core exhibition; Jewish Museum Berlin, photo: Roman März
Inclusion at the JMB
Our Museum is Strengthening its Organizational Development with a Focus on Diversity and Participation.
Inclusion is one of four strategic goals of the Jewish Museum Berlin (JMB). In addition to our existing inclusive programs, we aim to build museum-wide awareness of inclusion and diversity and to integrate their implementation into our everyday museum practice.
Accessibility at the Jewish Museum Berlin: An overview
General Information
- Accessibility at the Jewish Museum Berlin: Directions, visiting the museum, audience-specific
- Simple English: Information about the Jewish Museum Berlin and its website in Simple English
- Sign Language Information and offers in German Sign Language
- Accessibility Statement: Information on areas in which accessibility is still lacking, options for giving feedback, and the arbitration service
- Current page: Inclusion at the JMB: Strategic organizational development
Tours & Workshops
- JMB App: Including audio tours, German plain language, German Sign Language, optimized for screen readers, features touching instructions for tactile paintings, and audio texts for reading along
- Access Program Tours by appointment and with fixed dates
See also
Jewish Places: Information about Jewish sites in Easy Read (German)
The JMB is Part of the PRISMA Program
Following a successful application, the JMB was selected to participate in the “PRISMA – Program to Strengthen Diversity and Cultural Participation in Museums”, an initiative of the Kulturstiftung der Länder (Cultural Foundation of the German Federal States). This marks a further important step toward anchoring inclusion and diversity in our long-term strategic priorities.
The 15-month program will include workshops, individual consultations, peer-to-peer networking and a conference series. It offers us the opportunity to further develop our strategic process toward becoming a diversity and inclusion-oriented institution. We look forward to working with 14 other participating museums from across Germany to define specific goals and practical next steps.
Guided Tours: Access Program (9)
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Access Program
Would you like to visit our permanent exhibition and have special needs? Choose a program from our access offers.
