On 14 October 2022, NEMO Policy Officer Eilzabeth Wilde was invited to a session planned to better connect representatives of the 30+ cultural networks supported by the Creative Europe programme. In
A new position paper developed by the professional community of the Common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage and the Europeana Initiative explores how the cultural heritage sector can
A recent report by Culture Action Europe addresses the poor working conditions commonly experienced by artists and cultural and creative sector professionals. It highlights the main challenges and
The Climate Museum UK, the International Slavery Museum and Museum as Muck were awarded in the Activist Museum Award, which celebrates and fosters activist thinking and practice in the UK museum
The recent study “Open GLAM & education. Teachers’ and educator’s perspective on digital culture resources” aims at understanding the importance of online heritage-based tools, resources, and
This conference wants to exchange views about the better ways of considering African museum heritage in European museums by comparing concepts of museum and heritage in European and African thought
Communia has released guidelines for the implementation of the DSM Directive. The guidelines are helpful to museums as well as other cultural organisations to understand the implications of the EU
On 18 May 2026, NEMO will take part in the webinar “SPEAKING OUT: Strategic Communication to Promote Inclusive Narratives in Museums,” organised by ICOM COMMS. Taking place on the same day as
Based on data collected before 3 April in the first round of NEMO’s survey, it is clear that museums have had to make many changes to their daily work due to the current situation. A creative
On 24 September, NEMO gave a presentation on museums, climate change and sustainability at the conference How to? From Climate Knowledge to Climate Action.
The conference took place at the