Manchester Museum returns 174 items to Aboriginal community
Ceremony attended by members of the Anindilyakwa community from Australia's Northern Territory took place on 5 September
Decolonising Museums
Inclusive histories | Reflections on Windrush 75th Anniversary
Chair of the Windrush 75 Network Patrick Vernon discusses marking the occasion and creating a platform for conversation
Inclusive histories | To Whom Does This Belong
Museum X and Cornwall Museums Partnership explore Black British cultural heritage through collaboration
Inclusive histories | Responding to the ‘culture war’ through engagement and dialogue
Corinne Fowler reflects on the publication of her report into National Trust houses' historic colonial connections
Inclusive histories | Representing hidden and untold stories
Director Luke Syson discusses exploring complex and complete histories at the Fitzwilliam Museum
Blog | The MA hasn’t got everything right – but we’re committed to making lasting change
Director Sharon Heal reflects on where we are and where we're going
Q&A | ‘Museums in Britain can be a painful space – institutions must be able to understand this pain’
The developers of The Museum Test, a new decolonisation tool for curators, on why this resource is long overdue
We need to encourage a plurality of voices in collections-based research
Stories have too narrow a perspective, say John Giblin and Phoenix Archer
Hunterian Museum in London to reopen on 16 May
Venue will acknowledge its impact on medical history ‘both for good and bad’
Report outlines recommendations for more equitable participation
National Museums Scotland publishes findings as second phase of Exchange programme is confirmed
Profile | ‘We’re trying to make a ruckus and that might annoy some people’
Geraldine Kendall Adams talks to Sara Wajid and Zak Mensah who are working together to lead Birmingham Museums Trust into a brave new world
Optimism is tempered by our awareness of the obstacles ahead
What next for decolonisation work?