A report from 2024 by Kinaole examines the digital accessibility across European museums by analysing selected websites. As digital spaces become increasingly central to cultural participation, the findings offer insights into…
The Red Star Line Museum in Belgium has developed a practical tool to address how museums can responsibly handle personal stories that touch on sensitive themes. This resource outlines how the museum navigates questions of…
The panel ‘Inside out: Youth wellbeing and representation in cultural institutions’ at NEMO’s European Museum Conference will offer the stage to young people from across Europe to explore how cultural institutions can better…
On 7 November 2025, NEMO is thrilled to participate in event in Bologna, Italy, that will offer day of reflection, training and exchange on the inclusion of queer communities in museums and cultural organisations. A particular…
Recent data published by Eurostat over gender equality in the cultural sector in the European Union shows that the gender gap is small, but that men still earned 13.5% more than women.
The National Gallery in London is transforming its governance model by launching NG Citizens, a citizens’ assembly made up of members of the public from across the UK. The initiative aims to give everyday citizens a voice in…
As the Sensational Museum research project concludes in October, one of its key outcomes is a multisensory interpretation toolkit designed to help museums become more inclusive and accessible.
A new guide helps museum and cultural heritage professionals worldwide to include Ukraine in their decolonisation work.
The second policy brief published by the MuseIT project (Horizon Europe, 2022–2025) explores how data and metadata can support greater accessibility and participation in cultural life for people with disabilities.