Together with experts and four of its members, NEMO has published recommendations for policymakers aiming to support museums to tap their full potential and to find their role in the rapid development of artificial intelligence…
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A recent guide by ICOM and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) advises policymakers, both at the local and national level, on how to design efficient local development strategies that leverage culture…
The Creative Europe funded project BE MUSEUMER, led by the Georgian Museums Association together with NEMO and the Academy of Cultural Management, is officially kicked off with a first call for applicants. It aims to empower…
The recent study "Calm and collected Museums and galleries: the UK’s untapped wellbeing resource?" finds that people under 30 like to de-stress by going to the museum.
Museums are welcome to send their applications to Europe’s oldest museum prize until 26 April 2019. The applications are overseen by the European Museum Forum and all museums no matter size or location that opened or have been…
Children museums as well as education, children and youth departments in museums and science museums are welcomed to send their application by 15 February 2019.
"No Europe without culture” sets the tone for Culture Action Europe’s European Parliament elections campaign. NEMO has already pushed for museums needs in a statement of museum recommendations and priorities, issued in April last…
NEMO’s next International Training Course will take place from 4-6 April 2019 in Berlin, Germany, during the international conference Connected Audience - The Role of Emotions in Museum and Cultural Experiences. NEMO is part of…
The application window for Horizon 2020 funding programme will close on 14 March 2019. Two funding strands are of special interest to the museum sector.
Registration to the next free NEMO Webinar has opened. On 25 February 2019, Marie Briguglio, Professor at the University of Malta, will give the presentation “Museums, Markets and Eudaimonia” to 100 online participants.