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Don't Stop Me Now: Launching Your Museum Career (2021)

This event is aimed at students and people seeking to work in museums who want to find out more about their options.

Amazing Spaces: Designing Great Exhibitions

This conference on exhibition design is for anyone involved in creating permanent or temporary displays and exhibition.

Future of Museums: Curation

How is curation changing and what might tomorrow’s museum curators look like and do?

All Inclusive: Championing Accessible Museums

What are the most pressing issues facing disabled museum audiences, workers and volunteers – and how can museums tackle these at a time of deep crisis across the sector?

Digital Futures: Embracing New Strategies

Exploring how the Covid pandemic has changed our understanding of digital engagement and forced museums to think more creatively about how to reach and connect with different audiences.

Moving on Up: Making an Impact with your Career (2021)

Our essential careers conference for professionals who are ready to take the next step.

Museums and Black Lives Still Matter

In collaboration with Culture&, a joint UK and US symposium on how our museums are responding to racism and what needs to happen next.

Learning and engagement webinar

This seminar explored the current state and future potential of museum learning and engagement ahead of the launch of the Learning and Engagement Manifesto.

England: South West, May 2022

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's England: South West Members’ Meeting, which took place on 5 May 2022 on Zoom.

England: South East, March 2022

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's England: South East Members’ Meeting, which took place on 10 March 2022 on Zoom.

England: North, February 2022

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's England: North Members’ Meeting, which took place on 10 February 2022 on Zoom.

London, December 2021

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's London Members’ Meeting, which took place on 2 December 2021 on Zoom.

Wales, October 2021

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's Wales Members’ Meeting, which took place on 7 October 2021 on Zoom.

Scotland, September 2021

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's Scotland Members’ Meeting, which took place on 9 September 2021 on Zoom.

England: Midlands, July 2021

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's England: Midlands members' meeting, which took place on Zoom on 6 July 2021.

Northern Ireland, June 2021

Watch the proceedings of the Museums Association's Northern Ireland members' meeting, which took place on Zoom on 22 June 2021.

Learning and Engagement Manifesto, webinar three

The final panel discussion, covering two headings from the Learning and Engagement Manifesto: research and evaluation, and partnerships.

Learning and Engagement Manifesto, webinar two

A panel discussion about three headers of our Learning and Engagement Manifesto: community participation, workforce and collections.

Climate Crisis

A panel discussion looking at what museums could and should be doing as part of their commitment towards climate justice.

Learning and Engagement Manifesto, webinar one

A panel discussion about the first two headers of our Learning and Engagement Manifesto: cultural rights and cultural democracy, and social justice.

The Future of Museums

A panel discussion reflecting on the fallout of global events from the past year – and looking forward to what the future might hold in 2021 and beyond.

Museum Ethics

A panel discussion about some of the ethical ramifications of Covid-19 and Black Lives Matter.

Dismantling Racism in Museums

A panel discussion organised by the Museums Association and Museum Detox about how individuals and museums can confront racism in the museum and heritage sector.

Front of House

Sharon Heal, Director, Museums Association, chairs a panel discussion about how Covid-19 closures and regulations are impacting front-of-house staff and volunteers.

The Future of Civic Museums

Sharon Heal, Director, Museums Association, chairs this Zoom panel discussion on what the future holds for civic museums.

Rethinking Museum Learning & Engagement

Dhikshana Pering, Head of Engagement and Skills, Somerset House, and Board Member, Museums Association, chairs this panel discussion.

Workforce Wellbeing

Catch up with this panel discussion about the importance of wellbeing in our workforce and how we can support this during the Covid-19 pandemic and beyond.

Collections

Sharon Heal, Director, Museums Association, chairs a panel discussion exploring new ways of thinking, working and engaging with collections in a post Covid-19 world.

Reopening Museums

Watch this webinar about how museums can welcome back visitors when they are able to reopen.

Future of Our Workforce

Watch this panel discussion about the future of our workforce in light of the Covid-19 crisis.

Leadership During a Crisis

The first in a series of webinars the Museums Association (MA) is running for its members in response to the Covid-19 crisis.

Decolonisation: moving towards a more holistic perspective and relational approach

As the conversation has expanded to consider how museums reflect the voices and experiences of a diverse range of audiences and communities, approaches have become less transactional.

Leading digital at a time of uncertainty

It’s time to recognise that digital change in museums is about supporting people and not just mastering technology.

Time for change: tackling underrepresentation

Championing equality and inclusion is a step towards challenging current underrepresentation and bringing about positive change, but is this radical enough to create a culture shift and change mindsets?

Community engagement: inspiring engagement

What working examples can be shared to demonstrate how community engagement looks different in other countries, and how can we go from mission statement to practice?

From an unsustainable past to a sustainable future

A sustainable future needs sustainable museums, just as a sustainable future will be no place for unsustainable museums.