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The United Nations Special Rapporteur in the field of cultural rights is calling for input the intersection of artificial intelligence and creativity. As digital technologies, especially AI and generative AI, rapidly evolve, they…

The cultural sector in Slovakia has seen significant changes, including job dismissals, and growing uncertainty following the parliamentary elections in October 2023. A new advocacy report published by Artistic Freedom Initiative…

In one month on 18 May the International Museum Day will once again unite museums across the globe. The 2025 edition focuses on how museums are reimagining their roles to remain resilient and relevant in the face of rapid…

ICOM-IMREC has published report of a major research initiative exploring the state of public funding for museums worldwide. The study was conducted by the International Research Alliance on Public Funding for Museums (IRAPFM).

Until 16 May, NEMO is inviting proposals from young (museum) professionals* based in Europe to suggest formats for its NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Who cares? Museums, wellbeing and resilience’, taking place from 26–28 October…

Culture Action Europe has sent a letter to the European Commission (EC) urging the integration of culture into EU policies on defence, security, preparedness, and democracy. Culture, the letter concludes, is not a luxury but a…

NEMO is proud to share the Young People’s Addendum to the Porto Santo Charter, a pioneering document that places youth perspectives at the forefront of cultural governance. NEMO Secretary General Julia Pagel contributed to this…

The ECHOES project is building a shared digital space, the European Collaborative Cloud for Cultural Heritage (ECCCH), designed to support heritage professionals and researchers across Europe. To ensure this platform meets…