Working life | ‘We must get comfortable with the uncomfortable’
Carolyn Baguma talks about her role leading The World Reimagined – a national arts education project that aims to transform how people understand the transatlantic slave trade
Slavery
Glasgow publishes slavery audit
Museums and heritage feature heavily in the survey
Funding awarded to develop digital archive of Atlantic slave trades
Project among 12 collaborations between US and UK universities to create digital tools for culture and heritage
Slavery research project awarded year of funding
Northern universities and museums to explore links between railways and the global slave trade
Facing up to the past
Harewood House in Leeds is taking active steps to be more open about its colonial past, but more can be done, says Emily Zobel Marshall
Best in show | Commodities, 2021, by Carl Gabriel
Brodsworth Hall and Gardens, South Yorkshire
Past tense
Tokenistic gestures are not enough to tackle colonial legacies, says Errol Francis
Transatlantic slavery and museums forum launched
Network launched to coincide with Slavery Remembrance Day
Home truths | Museum of the Home, London
This thoughtful and sensitive redevelopment has allowed the museum to tell a far more inclusive, personal and engaging story
Talking pictures | A Proposal For Radical Hospitality, Queen’s House, Greenwich
Artist Peter Adjaye’s soundtrack to accompany three paintings of Elizabeth I helps reveal the true nature of our imperial past
National Trust gets caught in culture war crossfire
Trust accused of being ‘at odds’ with membership after report on slavery and colonialism
Geoff Palmer to chair Scottish museums’ enquiry into slavery and empire
Steering group to recommend how museums represent country’s colonial history