Conference 2023: It’s good to share
Sharing collections data has too often been seen as a one way street. As something that takes a lot of effort without much to show for it. This year’s Collections Trust conference will explore the transformative benefits for your museum, different users, and the wider sector.
Find out more about Conference 2023 – It’s good to share
Conference 2023: It’s good to share
Thursday 5 October, 10.30am-4pm
Online
GEM Conference 2023
Join GEM Conference 2023 to connect and learn together with colleagues from across the UK. This year’s Conference will focus on ambitious and quality museum programmes offering inclusive, engaging and reflective learning for all. Keynotes, members’ presentations and panel discussions complemented by workshops and site visits will provide a wealth of insights into the best practice examples of programming, delivery and evaluation in museum learning.
GEM recognises the importance of equal access to careers and professional development opportunities in the museums and heritage sector and is delighted to offer a number of bursary places for Conference 2023. To apply for a bursary, please email office@gem.org.uk
To find out more and book GEM Conference 2023
GEM Conference 2023
Wednesday 13 September – Friday 15 September
The Historic Dockyard, Chatham ME4 4TY and online
GEM Conference 2023
Join GEM Conference 2023 to connect and learn together with colleagues from across the UK. This year’s Conference will focus on ambitious and quality museum programmes offering inclusive, engaging and reflective learning for all. Keynotes, members’ presentations and panel discussions complemented by workshops and site visits will provide a wealth of insights into the best practice examples of programming, delivery and evaluation in museum learning.
GEM recognises the importance of equal access to careers and professional development opportunities in the museums and heritage sector and is delighted to offer a number of bursary places for Conference 2023. To apply for a bursary, please email office@gem.org.uk
To find out more and book GEM Conference 2023
GEM Conference 2023
Wednesday 13 September – Friday 15 September
The Historic Dockyard, Chatham ME4 4TY and online
GEM Conference 2023
Join GEM Conference 2023 to connect and learn together with colleagues from across the UK. This year’s Conference will focus on ambitious and quality museum programmes offering inclusive, engaging and reflective learning for all. Keynotes, members’ presentations and panel discussions complemented by workshops and site visits will provide a wealth of insights into the best practice examples of programming, delivery and evaluation in museum learning.
GEM recognises the importance of equal access to careers and professional development opportunities in the museums and heritage sector and is delighted to offer a number of bursary places for Conference 2023. To apply for a bursary, please email office@gem.org.uk
To find out more and book GEM Conference 2023
GEM Conference 2023
Wednesday 13 September – Friday 15 September
The Historic Dockyard, Chatham ME4 4TY and online
Conference 2023: The Power of Museums
The Museums Association’s (MA) annual Conference 2023 is the largest event of its kind in Europe, bringing together speakers from across the globe for a wide range of sessions covering practical advice and big ideas in workshops, spotlight sessions, networking and more.
Our collections, buildings and people have the power to inspire, engage and enrich the communities that we serve. But with museums facing multiple financial, ethical and practical challenges, we need a new vision for the sector that will enable us to make the most of these opportunities.
Find out more and book The Power of Museums
Conference 2023: The Power of Museums
Tuesday 7 November – Thursday 9 November
Sage Gateshead NE8 2JR and online
Conference 2023: The Power of Museums
The Museums Association’s (MA) annual Conference 2023 is the largest event of its kind in Europe, bringing together speakers from across the globe for a wide range of sessions covering practical advice and big ideas in workshops, spotlight sessions, networking and more.
Our collections, buildings and people have the power to inspire, engage and enrich the communities that we serve. But with museums facing multiple financial, ethical and practical challenges, we need a new vision for the sector that will enable us to make the most of these opportunities.
Find out more and book The Power of Museums
Conference 2023: The Power of Museums
Tuesday 7 November – Thursday 9 November
Sage Gateshead NE8 2JR and online
Conference 2023: The Power of Museums
The Museums Association’s (MA) annual Conference 2023 is the largest event of its kind in Europe, bringing together speakers from across the globe for a wide range of sessions covering practical advice and big ideas in workshops, spotlight sessions, networking and more.
Our collections, buildings and people have the power to inspire, engage and enrich the communities that we serve. But with museums facing multiple financial, ethical and practical challenges, we need a new vision for the sector that will enable us to make the most of these opportunities.
Find out more and book The Power of Museums
Conference 2023: The Power of Museums
Tuesday 7 November – Thursday 9 November
Sage Gateshead NE8 2JR and online
Energy Bill Relief Scheme Briefing for Museums
The Department for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) will be holding a session to demonstrate how libraries, archive services and museums should apply for the Energy and Trade Intensive Industries (ETII) element of the Energy Bill Relief Scheme (EBDS). Hosted by Chris Mulvee, DESNZ
Friday 7 July, 3pm-4pm
Microsoft Teams meeting
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Recruiting Young Trustees
Our colleagues at Museum Development East Midlands (MDEM) are offering places to trustees of museums in the West Midlands for this upcoming seminar.
In this bitesize session MDEM will be focussing on how to recruit younger trustees to your museum. The workshop will be led by Heather Lomas, Organisational Health Consultant for MDEM who will share learnings from MDEM’s Succession Planning programme. It will also feature insights from Alison Bowyer, Executive Director of Kids in Museum on their board’s approach to recruiting younger trustees.
There will be plenty of time for questions and discussion throughout.
In advance of the session, please consider:
- What could younger trustees bring to the museum?
- Are there any barriers to attracting younger people as trustees and how can these be removed?
- The steps you could take to recruit younger trustees.
Who should attend?
Board members from East and West Midlands museums who are interested in recruiting younger trustees.
Find out more and book a place.
Recruiting Young Trustees
Thursday 6 July, 10am-11.30am
Online
How to make your website more sustainable
Did you know that a whopping 3.7% of global greenhouse gas emissions are created by the internet and its supporting network and systems? This is broadly equivalent to the emissions created by the aviation industry. Internet emissions are predicted to double by 2025, as more people come online and digital services increase. We can all do something to address this.
In this one hour webinar from Digital Culture Network, website Tech Champion, Andy Leitch, will be in conversation with Tom Greenwood – a leading voice in the campaign to make websites and digital activity more sustainable.
You will learn:
- Why web and digital sustainability matters
- How to judge if your website is eco-friendly
- Practical tips on how to make your website greener and reduce your digital carbon footprint
- To consider sustainability for your ongoing digital activity
