Museums & Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief: ‘How To’ Webinar
Join the Arts Council and RSM for a guide to the Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief (MGETR).
MGETR is the eighth in a series of creative reliefs introduced by government. It is designed to support organisations to create, and tour public facing exhibitions by helping them to recover some of their production costs.
You will find out:
- who can claim
- what can be claimed
- what it’s worth to your organisation
The session will also cover the Arts Council’s step-by-step guide to developing a claim for the Museums and Galleries Exhibition Tax Relief and FAQs that address many common questions and misconceptions associated with the tax relief.
There is a two-year deadline to make a claim from the end of your financial year, therefore many organisations will need to submit claims before 31 March 2023, so join a webinar to find out how you can start to claim money back on your exhibition production costs.
Digital Volunteering Forum
VocalEyes’ Digital Volunteering Forum aims to address the growing trend of digital and remote volunteering in the arts and heritage sectors and beyond.
Event speakers will bring the expertise that they have gained through running successful digital volunteering projects, and will offer advice and answer questions on best practice. Through a mixture of presentations and panel discussions, VocalEyes seeks to empower organisations to explore a range of aspects of digital volunteering, how make it inclusive and accessible, and question the future of volunteer engagement in their sector.
Sign up for the Digital Volunteering Forum
Digital Volunteering Forum
Thursday 23 February, 9.45am-2.15pm
Online
All Inclusive: Championing Accessible Museums
All Inclusive on Wednesday 26 April is the Museums Association’s annual one day conference exploring how museums can become truly inclusive spaces and representational platforms, and champion equality at every level.
Disabled people are under-represented in the museum workforce, on boards and in our audiences, and the lives, contributions and perspectives of disabled people are still under-represented in our collections and exhibitions.
This event elevates the perspectives of D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people as part of this event.
Through provocations, case studies and panel discussions, this event is for anyone who is working towards diversity and inclusion at a museum or relevant organisation.
Cultural Enterprises Conference – day 2
Early bird booking is now open for the Cultural Enterprises Conference. The conference brings together learning and experience from all types of cultural venues across all areas of commercial activity.
Featuring an exciting seminar programme looking at all aspects of cultural income generation, plus a specially curated Trade Show, and Gala Dinner at the spectacular Royal Hall.
Find out more about the Cultural Enterprises Conference
Cultural Enterprises Conference
Thursday 9 March and Friday 10 March 2023
Harrogate Convention Centre
Cultural Enterprises Conference
Early bird booking is now open for the Cultural Enterprises Conference. The conference brings together learning and experience from all types of cultural venues across all areas of commercial activity.
Featuring an exciting seminar programme looking at all aspects of cultural income generation, plus a specially curated Trade Show, and Gala Dinner at the spectacular Royal Hall.
Find out more about the Cultural Enterprises Conference
Cultural Enterprises Conference
Thursday 9 March and Friday 10 March 2023
Harrogate Convention Centre
Religion in Museums: Where do I start?
Organised in partnership with the Social History Curators Group and Religion, Collections & Heritage Group, this seminar is for anyone who is:
- interested in working with religious groups in their communities – or already finds themselves doing so – and is unsure how to proceed,
- responsible for historical collections of any period and wishes to explore their explicit and often implicit religious meanings,
- interested in collecting contemporary religion, as part of a wider collecting initiative.
Religion is an important feature of multi-cultural societies, and a protected characteristic under the 2011 Equalities Act which museums have an obligation to address. No prior knowledge is required, and there will be plenty of time to ask questions during the sessions and at the Q&A.
Everything you need to know about cyber security – webinar
Cyber security means protecting computer systems and networks from theft, damage, and other forms of criminal activity. Strong cyber security protects a charity’s ability to deliver services, keeping its technology working and its data safe, preventing loss of revenue, reputational damage, and much more.
Charity Digital’s webinar aims to empower. It aims to give you the tools to protect yourself from criminals. We explore, among other things, the basic definition of cyber security, how to prevent cyber-attacks, how to react to breaches, how to educate your team, and so much more.
The presenter from Charity Digital will run through the above, building on information gained from the National Cyber Security Centre and other allies across the charity sector. The comprehensive session aims to help charities of all shapes and sizes bolster their defences and protect themselves.
Attendees can expect to learn:
- Types of cyber attack
- How to prevent and react to cyber attacks
- Cost-effective tools charities can use to help
Digital Marketing Day 2022: less < IS > more
Join the Arts Marketing Association in person, away from your screens, focused and distraction free, at the British Museum to discover why, when it comes to digital, less is more. It will be a packed day of learning – time out of the office that will save you time once you go back. There’s an Early Bird member rate currently available, plus 15 bursaries up for grabs that cover the full delegate cost.
Find out more about Digital Marketing Day 2022
Wednesday 30 November, 9.30am-5pm
British Museum, Great Russell Street, London WC1B 3DG
The Museum as a Resource – day 2
The annual conference for the Society for Museum Archaeology.
Thursday 15 September, 1.30pm-6.30pm and Friday 16 September, 9.30pm-5pm
The University of Nottingham Museum of Archaeology NG7 2RD and online
The Museum as a Resource
The annual conference for the Society for Museum Archaeology.
Thursday 15 September, 1.30pm-6.30pm and Friday 16 September, 9.30pm-5pm
The University of Nottingham Museum of Archaeology NG7 2RD and online
