Come by for a coffee and get your conference badge at the Sibelius Hall.

Kirsten Dunlop (Belgium/Australia ), Chief Executive Officer at Climate KIC

Stretch your legs and get some refreshments.

This session explores the different spheres of impact museums have in order to raise awareness and engage with the public by transforming into sustainable institutions. 

Introduction and moderation by Birgitte Kehler Holst (Denmark), Danish Museums Association.

Julie Decker (USA), Anchorage Museum Alaska

Heidi Rosenström (Finland), Heureka Science Center

Time for lunch before the afternoon programme starts.

This session evaluates how museums as role models only remain relevant and trustworthy if they lead by good example and take responsibility for their own contribution to climate change. 

Introduction and moderation by Karen Jagodin (Estonia), Vabaamu Museum.

Stefan Simon (Germany), Rathgen Forschungslabor

Łukasz Bratasz (Poland ), Jerzy Haber Institute of Catalysis and Surface Chemistry and Polish Academy of Sciences (Digital contribution)

Stretch your legs and get some refreshments.

Please note that the workshops run in parallel and that pre-registration is required. We will soon publish more workshops and additional details.

• Small Museums, Big Impact – The tools and skills for climate change action
  Sandro Debono (Malta), Museum Thinker, Consultant & Academic
• Sustainability plan for your museums – 10 steps  
  Tabea Leukhardt (Germany), Consultant
• Pitching for a green museum sector
  This workshop is only open to national museum umbrella organisations.

Reception at the Museum of Visual Arts Malva.

Come by for a coffee and get your conference badge at the Sibelius Hall.

Interview with Claudia Casali (Italy), Director of the International Museum of Ceramics

Since the point of full stop prevention has passed, this session analyses how museums in risk zones operate and how museums can get prepared by calculating risks that they most likely will face.

Introduction and moderation by Eva Koppen (the Netherlands), NEMO and the Association of European Jewish Museums.

Rebekka Eschauzier (Belgium ), XR Belgium

Emek Yılmaz (Türkiye), Museums for Future Türkiye

Miranda Massie (USA), Climate Museum (Digital contribution)

Vera Carasso (the Netherlands), Netherlands Museums Association

Stretch your legs and get some refreshments.

This session explores the scale from activism to taking action, for instance by analysing the different positions and perspectives of museum representatives and (climate) activists.

In a Slam format, museum professionals summarise the small and big steps of climate action in museums.

Time for lunch before the afternoon programme starts.

We will soon publish more information about the 3 workshops facilitated by the NEMO Working Groups. Please note that the workshops run in parallel and that pre-registration is required.

• LEM - The Learning Museum
• Digital Transformation
• Sustainability and Climate Action

The NEMO Annual General Meeting is only open to members of NEMO.
Registration will be open from 16:10 as well as during all breaks on 21 November.

The final reception will take place at the Ski Museum Lahti.

Although the conference officially is finished, we have arranged two special tour opportunities. On your way back from Lahti to Helsinki on Wednesday 22 November, you have the option to attend one of the following activities:

• Tour of Heureka Science Centre in Vantaa
  The train travel back to Helsinki from Lahti passes by Heureka allowing for a convenient a stop on the way. Heureka can be reached in 5 minutes by foot from the train station. Travel is organised individually by the participants.
  Meeting point: Heureka Science Centre at 11:00
• Individual visits to Oodi or Amos Rex in Helsinki
  Travel is organised individually by the participants.