Museums help people develop as individuals and understand their place in the world. They are life-long learning environments, complementary to all other forms of educationand they offer additional
In a new report NEMO analyses how museums have been affected by the pandemic. The findings and recommendations follow up on the main themes that emerged in the first report, namely consequences of
On 7 June 2021, the conference Visions and perspectives for museums and cultural institutions: six studies towards a new normal, organised by the Fondazione Scuola dei beni e delle attività
Visitor numbers to museums in England remain below pre-pandemic levels, according to a new five-year trends report based on Arts Council England’s Annual Museum Survey. While the findings point to
After 10 years as Chair of the NEMO Executive Board, David Vuillaume is stepping down since he is leaving the German Museums Association. Petra Havu, CEO of the Finnish Museums Association and
The European large-scale audience research project ‘Sentomus’ offers museums across Europe the chance to survey their audience in an accessible and pragmatic way, and to benchmark their results
On 9 October 2020, NEMO was invited to speak at the Be Museum conference, which took place online and at the Jewish Museum of Belgium.
NEMO’s Secretary General Julia Pagel opened the conference with
Museums for Future has issued a call for action for museums and cultural heritage institutions to join the social media campaign #MuseumsGoGreen during Green Week, which takes place from 19-23 April