NEMO report explores diversity and inclusion…

NEMO’s Working Group LEM – The Learning Museum is pleased to announce the release of ‘Diversity and inclusion in European museums - A report in collaboration with NEMO members’.

 
NEMO attends European Commission event on mental health and wellbeing

On 18 February 2025, NEMO joined the hybrid Policy Event on Mental Health ‘R&I to promote mental health and prevent/treat mental…

Time to act - Report on accessibility in the arts

The report ‘Time to act’ finds that cultural professionals across Europe often lack the knowledge to ensure equal access for…

New NEMO guide helps museums organise…

In an increasingly polarised world, museums hold a crucial role in fostering dialogue and social cohesion. As trusted institutions, they can provide safe spaces for meaningful discussions on pressing issues such as climate change,…

 
Europe-wide campaign calls for cultural and…

The European Theatre Convention (ETC) has launched a campaign to protect culture in its diversity from attacks and bans. The initiative urges the European Parliament to take a definitive stance on cultural autonomy by enacting a…

 
Report: Transforming access - Inclusive practices in museums

A report published by the Balkan Museum Network aims to help museums create environments that foster inclusivity, enhance visitor…

NEMO guideline supports LGBTQIA+ inclusion in…

At the recent NEMO European Museum Conference, NEMO launched its new resource ‘LGBTQIA+ inclusion in European museums: An incomplete guideline’. Next to an overview of relevant policies, the guide presents scenarios and practical…

 
NEMO EMC attendees continued to explore…

On the final day of the NEMO European Museum Conference 2024 ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’, running from 10-12 November in Sibiu, Romania, participants got input on and discussed topics ranging from the nuanced roles…

 
NEMO European Museum Conference 2024: Setting…

241 participants from 37 countries have gathered in Sibiu, Romania, to attend NEMO's European Museum Conference 2024 ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’, taking place from 10-12 November. The first day offered several…