Understanding EU funding can at times be challenging. A recent toolkit by Euclide Network has put together a toolkit that helps navigate different European funding programmes.
Per European funding
The EU strategic Agenda for 2019-2024, adopted on June 2019 in the European Council, outlines priorities for the next Commission and includes a promise to “invest in culture and our cultural
The conference will focus on the connections and collaborations between higher education institutions and museums in Hungary with an overview of a national research. Social responsibility in museums,
In her lecture, Professor Heike Wieters will begin by examining European myths and historiographical traditions – highlighting the varying visions and narratives about Europe and its ‘other’ since
The exhibition explores the phenomenon of social migrations reconsidering its historical and present context, the reasons and the effects of migrations on societies and individuals. Working at
The International Museology Association organized a presentation titled “Overview of Museums and Museology” as part of the May 18-24 Museums Week. In this presentation, the historical importance of
In times of crisis – political, social, cultural – it becomes even more obvious, and urgent, that we know who we are and defend why we do what we do. Defining and publicly embracing our mission and
On 25 March 2025, NEMO met with Roberta Metsola to discuss the state of museums in Europe, and their potential and value for European citizens.
NEMO highlighted the important role that
As cultural participation declines in France, museums must rethink how they engage audiences. This conference explores how museums can combine knowledge, emotion, and well-being to create meaningful
The "Culture vs. Disinformation" debate explores how museums and cultural institutions counter hybrid warfare and political or historical disinformation. Key discussions focus on building public