The NEMO Working Group LEM - The Learning Museum has researched visitor engagement in natural history museums. The results can be found in the group report "Engaging Visitors in Natural History
From 4-6 April 2019, seven NEMO members joined an International Training Course in Berlin, Germany, to learn more about the impact of emotions in the museum experience. The training was organised in
NEMO was invited to join the panel “Museums and the Future We Want”, which took place online on 26 May 2020. The panel was part of the Russian “International Forum Museum Guide” and focused on
In a NEMO Webinar from 4 June 2020, Małgorzata Zając, Deputy Marketing Manager at the POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews, gave an introduction to how to best implement visitor research and
Would you like to roam the distributaries, stop on the sandbars, walk through the meadows and listen to the quiet life of plants and animals? You can try this and more in Križovec at the „Between Two
In a blog post for the American Alliance of Museums, Jackie Armstrong shares how museums can embed trauma-informed practices and values into their work to create a better visitor experience for
45 years ago, the first ICOM MPR conference was devoted to the theme “Museums and Cultural Exchange”. Following the ICOM 2021 theme ICOM MPR and ICOM Russia invite colleagues worldwide to discuss the
In March 2021, 16 members of NEMO will be selected to join an engaging and thought-provoking series of two-hour virtual classes that will provide the ideas, frameworks and tools to develop visitor
In March 2021, 16 members of NEMO will be selected to join an engaging and thought-provoking series of two-hour virtual classes that will provide the ideas, frameworks and tools to develop visitor
NEMO’s European Museum Conference 2020 – Museums making sense took place online from 16-19 November 2020. More than 1.500 participants from 80+ countries registered their interest to join the