A new report, The Censorship Horizon, reveals that art museum directors in the USA are growing increasingly concerned about censorship, yet most institutions lack formal policies to address it. The
A new guide helps museum and cultural heritage professionals worldwide to include Ukraine in their decolonisation work.
Aimed especially at those with limited prior knowledge of Ukraine, it
Learning does not only happen by listening, discussing and reflecting, you also have to get hands-on and try things out. Therefore, we are offering several workshop opportunities at the NEMO European
On 7 August 2026, NEMO Chair Petra Havu participated in the online panel discussion “From Fossils to Futures: How Deep History is Informing Future Research Systems”, organised by the University of
Museums are facing an increasingly broad and complex range of risks, including climate change, fires, conflicts, activism, theft, and various forms of pressure. This evolving landscape calls for
The European Association of History Educators and the Evens Foundation (EUROCLIO) is launching a new initiative on European history. The initiative Sharing European Histories seeks to support and
The Digital Innovation in Culture Observatory at Politecnico di Milano, Italy, has published a report 'Artificial Intelligence for Culture: Adoption, Challenges and Opportunities', offering a
Starting 25 May 2022, 9 talks with leading experts on the topic of participatory museums and museums of the future will take place online and in Brescia, Italy. The hybrid event series OPEN DOORS.
On 25 May 2022, NEMO Secretary General Julia Pagel took part in the opening of the 9-part discussion series “OPEN DOORS. Participatory Museums Today”. Just as the series is hybrid, Pagel joined the
The Danish Museums Association’s Green Academy has published a report offering practical guidance on planning, designing and operating low‑energy storage facilities for movable cultural heritage. The
