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Register to a NEMO Webinar on cybersecurity and building digital resilience in museums

How prepared is your museum to deal with cyber threats? Join a NEMO Webinar on 10 June from 10:00-11:00 CEST to discuss risks and how to stay secure online. The webinar will also highlight how AI is transforming cybersecurity and…

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  • Find out what’s happening in the European museum community.
NEMO Working Group explores health and…

The NEMO Working Group LEM - The Learning Museum gathered for its 2025 study visit from 23–24 June in Brussels, Belgium. This year’s visit focused on the timely theme of Museums and Health and Well-being, aligning closely with…

 
NEMO signs Bratislava Declaration on artistic freedom

On 23 June 2025, NEMO signed the Bratislava Declaration, which calls for unified European action to protect artistic freedom and…

Can museums stay neutral in times of crisis?

This was the topic analysed by NEMO Secretary General Julia Pagel at OBMINs conference “Resilience. Recovery. Future” on 26 June 2025 in Warsaw.

 
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Call for applications - Travel grant to NEMO…

NEMO has published a call for applications for museum professionals located in South and Central-Eastern Europe to encourage their participation at the NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Who cares? Museums, wellbeing and…

 
Museums and their social role: A new ethical charter

Three Belgian heritage organisations have come together to publish a new charter that invites museums to reflect on how they…

Become a NEMO member and join us for free at…

If your organisation has been thinking about joining NEMO, now might be the moment. NEMO member organisations receive two free tickets to the NEMO European Museum Conference ‘Who cares? Museums, wellbeing, and resilience’, taking…

 
A practical guide help museums to navigate ethical fundraising and sponsorships

Museums today operate in a world where societal expectations are high, transparency is essential, and ethical dilemmas are…

Report maps why and how digital projects in the cultural sector fail

Despite years of investment in digital initiatives, several cultural sector projects still struggle to deliver lasting impact. A…

Estonian Museums Association raises concerns…

A recent study by the Estonian Museums Association shows that museums workers in Estonia feel underpaid and undervalued. The research also highlights poor management and unsustainable workloads.