At this year's NEMO European Museum Conference, we want you to get talking and have inspiring, insightful and sometimes challenging conversations. So next to presentations and panels, we have organised several workshop…
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Knowing that many museums across Europe already actively contribute with climate action for sustainability, NEMO has launched a new interactive map that collects and shows how museums are acting on the climate crisis. The map…
On 18 November 2023, the day prior to the NEMO European Museum Conference kicked off, NEMO Chair David Vuillaume delivered a…
At NEMO’s Annual General Meeting on 21 November 2023, Vera Carasso (Dutch Museums Association) and Paulina Florjanowicz (Polish National Institute for Museums) were elected as new members of the NEMO Executive Board.
The final day of the NEMO European Museum Conference 2023: ‘and… ACTION! Museums in the climate crisis’ covered risks of natural disasters, the potential in collaborating with activists, a pledge by the sector to sustainability,…
At the 2023 NEMO European Museum Conference, NEMO continues its commitment to the sustainable transformation with a three-day conference dedicated to inspiring museums to act for the climate. 300+ museum professionals from nearly…
After a lovely opening reception yesterday 19 November, the conference kicked off today with bold statements, food for thought as well as new impressions and connections. Participants got to hear about ways for museums to join…
On 17 October 2023, Pepijn Wilbers, Partner and General Director at Studio Louter, facilitated a NEMO Webinar that explained how to make museums meaningful by using Emotion Design to create compelling stories that resonate with…
Leading up to the COP28 UN Climate Conference, the Climate Heritage Network has launched a call to action asking UNFCCC to recognise the power of heritage, the arts and creative industries for climate action. Together with 100+…
UNESCO hopes that the virtual museum will help put the subject of illicit trafficking of cultural property at the heart of the international agenda and strengthen advocacy for the return of looted objects.