Video recordings of the international Conference “Heritage, Museums, Collections: Professionals’ Sharing of Skills between Africa and Europe”

20|10|2025

Video recordings are now available for this conference, which aimed to exchange views about the better ways of considering African museum heritage in European museums by comparing concepts of museum

2.2 billion Euro for Creative Europe in the final MFF deal

11|11|2020

After long discussions on the next 7-year Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), the negotiating teams of the European Parliament and of the German Presidency of the EU Council reached a deal on

Open Space - Collections questioned

28|2|2020

The collection work of the museums is currently in public focus. In particular, the discussion about dealing with objects from colonial contexts and the desire for more transparency and participation

Open Space - Collections questioned

03|5|2020

The collection work of museums is currently in public focus. In particular, the discussion about dealing with objects from colonial contexts and the desire for more transparency and participation

NEMO invited to speak at ICOM Europe annual conference   

29|11|2023

On 18 November 2023, the day prior to the NEMO European Museum Conference kicked off, NEMO Chair David Vuillaume delivered a presentation at the annual conference by ICOM Europe, which also was held

AEJM Annual Conference Warsaw 2026 – Jewish Museums and People. 7 to 9 June in Warsaw

07|6|2026

It seems that the world has rarely changed with such a speed and unpredictability as it does today. With our attention constantly fragmented, we live and work in the shadow of wars in Ukraine, in

NEMO participated in conference leading to Bratislava Declaration on artistic freedom

European Museum Academy Awards are accepting submissions

Now online: NEMO webinar exploring art on prescription and culture for health and healing

Promoting media literacy: Museum of Australian Democracy launches campaign to fight fake news

12|6|2025

The Museum of Australian Democracy (MoAD) has launched a national campaign in partnership with independent creative agency ICON, aimed at empowering Australians to better navigate the modern media