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…
Looking to advance your professional development with personalised guidance? NEMO is now accepting applications for its One-to-One Mentoring Programme, running online from April to July 2026. Submit your application by 16 February…
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…
A new report from the Mapping Museums Lab at Birkbeck, University of London looks into museum closures in the UK museum sector over the past 25 years. While the sector has grown overall, with 870 new museums opening since 2000,…
From 19 March to 5 April 2026, Universcience will host the fifth edition of the “Spring of Critical Thinking”, an event dedicated…
How can museums nurture critical thinking - for their audiences, their teams, and the wider public - and why is this skill essential in today’s cultural landscape? These questions shaped the latest NEMO Members’ Meetup, held…
On 7 November 2025, the one‑day conference Queering the Museum took place in Bologna, Italy, bringing together museum and cultural professionals, researchers and community representatives for a day of reflection, training and…
A study led by King’s College London, initiated by Art Fund and co-funded by the Psychiatry Research Trust, has shown that viewing original art has immediate, measurable benefits for the human body.
Join Nela Riehl, Member of the European Parliament and Chair of the Committee on Culture and Education (CULT), as she spent a day behind the scenes at the BELvue Museum in Brussels as part of NEMO’s Political Internship in…