Ten people connected to NEMO member organisations had the opportunity to take part in the ENCATC Academy 2026, thanks to dedicated travel support provided by NEMO, enabling free participation in the training. The Academy offered…
On 10 March 2026, the European Parliament approved an own‑initiative report on “Copyright and generative artificial intelligence – opportunities and challenges. While the report is non‑binding and does not introduce new legal…
Save the date for the NEMO European Museum Conference 2026, Human after all – Museums in the wake of AI, which will bring together museum and cultural professionals from across Europe to explore how AI, cybersecurity and rapid…
An expert report developed by UNESCO’s Independent Expert Group on AI and Culture (CULTAI) examines how AI is reshaping cultural ecosystems, creative practices and cultural rights. The publication identifies key opportunities,…
On 31 March 2026, members of NEMO’s Executive Board, Sergio Servellón (ICOM Belgium) and Sandro Debono (University of Malta), took…
From 16–20 March 2026, NEMO participated in the second Annual ECHOES Meeting in Poznań, Poland. As a partner in the ECHOES…
NEMO has published a call for applications for young museum professionals located in Baltics to encourage their participation at the NEMO European Museum Conference “Human after all - Museums in the wake of AI”, taking place from…
From 23–24 March 2026, twenty members of NEMO’s Working Group LEM – The Learning Museum gathered in Bratislava, Slovakia, for a two‑day study visit dedicated to the theme of Digital Development in Museum Education.
The new common European data space for cultural heritage, led by the Europeana Initiative, provides the technical, organisational and community foundations needed to help cultural heritage institutions advance their digital…