The MudEd – Museum of Education aims to promote the use of historical-educational heritage and memory as essential tools for a deeper understanding of the past. This process invites reflection and helps solidify different forms of belonging—whether personal, collective, or public. The Museum’s focus on education and memory contributes to shaping identity and fostering critical thinking within individuals and communities.

By “inhabiting” the forms of memory, the Museum encourages the development of democratic thought rooted in the past. It emphasizes the importance of interpreting and understanding history in light of present-day realities, enabling the design of a plural future. Through this approach, the Museum seeks to revive interrupted paths and provide a platform for minority voices that may have been suppressed by historical events.