A German based research project wishes to collect national and international examples of museums’ journey towards more environmentally friendly operations. The aim of the project is to better prepare
Although the 2022 visitor figures of the UK museum sector are indicating a positive upwards trend, the numbers are still lagging behind pre-pandemic levels. According to the annual report by the
NEMO supports the Bremerhaven Declaration, which is one of the outcomes is the outcome of the international symposium “How To...? From Climate Knowledge to Climate Action”. NEMO contributed to the
ICOM EUROPE, together with ICOM Germany, takes this important event as an opportunity to reflect anew on the extent to which this historical dimension had consequences for the museum landscape and to
25 May 2018 has been secured for the NEMO Political Internships in the Bonnefantenmuseum.
Due to organisational reasons the NEMO Political Internships in Museums planned in February had to
This report provides insights on reopening plans and short to mid-term strategies of interactive and children-centred museum work. By sharing first-hand experiences and most recent data, we hope to
This event is aimed at museum professionals and adult educators to spread the methods developed and guidelines produced in the CREMA-project to a wider audience. Participants can also try
Institutions, authors or producers who use audio-visual language to enhance museum communication and engage audiences may apply for the Museum in Short competition. Projects may include
The Museums Association UK hosted a NEMO Learning Exchange from 6-7 December 2018 in London, the United Kingdom. Museum professionals from Belgium, Germany, Georgia, Denmark, Iceland and the United
