Hurry up to get your ticket by 20 October to join the NEMO European Museum Conference 'Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation'. From 10-12 November in Sibiu, Romania, NEMO welcomes you to be part
The 2025 edition of the State of Artistic Freedom report, published by Freemuse, offers a detailed look at the growing threats to artistic expression that often lead to censorship, intimidation, and
On the final day of the NEMO European Museum Conference 2024 ‘Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation’, running from 10-12 November in Sibiu, Romania, participants got input on and discussed topics
How can Europe’s cultural sector become more inclusive of Black, Indigenous, and People of Colour (BIPoC)? A new publication by the Reset! network examines this question and offers clear strategies
In November 2024, NEMO launched the ‘LGBTQIA+ inclusion in European museums: An incomplete guideline’. The guidelines highlight some selected EU and national policies and presents scenarios and
On 5 November 2024 at NEMO’s 32nd Annual General Meeting (AGM), new members of the board were elected for the upcoming term.
Three seats of the NEMO Executive Board were open for the 2025-2027 term.
NEMO's European Museum Conference 'Can we talk? Museums facing polarisation', was opened with a keynote by Meta Knol, an advocate for the transformative role of museums in society. To share her words
The German Museums Association has released a comprehensive checklist designed to guide museums towards becoming more resilient in times of crisis.
Developed collaboratively during the 2024 annual
On 11 February 2025, NEMO contributed to Culture Action Europe’s State of Culture webinar on Cultural Heritage: Bridging Past, Present, and Future, with insights into the growing political pressure
In an increasingly polarised world, museums hold a crucial role in fostering dialogue and social cohesion. As trusted institutions, they can provide safe spaces for meaningful discussions on pressing
