Optimism is tempered by our awareness of the obstacles ahead
What next for decolonisation work?
Decolonising Museums
Wellcome Collection speaks out on Medicine Man closure
Museum commended for ‘brave and ethical’ approach after announcement sparks fierce backlash
A radical approach | Curating Discomfort, The Hunterian, University of Glasgow
A courageous and groundbreaking initiative to acknowledge a problematic past
Digital reviews | Ancient Sudan, Bath and colonialism, and your drawings on show at Tate
We take a scroll through the latest digital content
Museums Galleries Scotland to develop programme based on empire and slavery report
Delivering Change project aims to support Scottish museums to represent previously unheard voices
Profile | ‘We must be careful not to unconsciously add to the toxicity’
Corinne Fowler on the need to be humane and sensitive when dealing with the National Trust’s colonial histories
Case study | Inclusive Global Histories, Ulster Museum
Decolonisation is an essential part of anti-racism work, says National Museums NI’s Tríona White Hamilton
Exploring new stories | Shifting Perspectives, Leeds Art Gallery
This show that asks hard questions about works in the collection – and gets visitors to join in
Finding connection and purpose at Icom Prague
Antonia Canal reflects on the debates at this year's gathering of the global museum community
Introduction
Communication has a key role to play in any museum’s decolonisation practice
Developing your strategy, part one
Setting a communications strategy means that you have the space to test your messaging and language
Developing your strategy, part two
Further guidance on building a strategy for communicating your organisation's decolonisation work