On 11 November 2025, NEMO members were invited to a NEMO Members’ Meetup to explore how museums can strengthen wellbeing for…
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.
At the recent 2025 NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Who cares? Museums, wellbeing, and resilience’, over 320 museum professionals and cultural stakeholders from 37 countries gathered to explore the evolving role of museums in…
The final day of NEMO’s European Museum Conference 'Who cares? Museums, wellbeing, and resilience' at FÆNGSLET in Horsens continued to explore how cultural institutions can support mental health, foster inclusive practices, and…
With 328 participants from 37 different countries, the NEMO European Museum Conference 'Who cares? Museums, wellbeing, and resilience' has kicked off in Horsens, Denmark. Over three days, we’ll explore how museums can foster…
The recording of the NEMO Webinar from 29 September with Tessa Kerre is now available to watch online. In the inspiring one-hour session ‘Hospital room service for art: Bringing art into patient care’, medical doctor and…
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…
Over four sessions in September and October 2025, museum professionals from across Europe came together for the third edition of NEMO’s online workshops on museums and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), co-hosted by NEMO…
A newly published report from the European Commission’s Open Method of Coordination (OMC) Group on Culture and Health highlights…