The right balance
Tackling colonial legacies can be challenging for military history museums, says Geraldine Kendall Adams
Analysis
Out of many, one museum
Curating content that allows people of colour to see and be themselves might one day give them a sense of belonging, says Carol Ann Dixon
Past tense
Tokenistic gestures are not enough to tackle colonial legacies, says Errol Francis
Forward thinking
Those who have been held back by inequality in the past may be best placed to deal with the challenges we face in the future, says Hilary Carty
Museum staffing hit by double whammy of Covid and Brexit
‘Pingdemic’ brings disruption while some institutions are struggling to recruit enough workers
At your disposal
An online platform that will enable museums to sell objects to the public has put deaccessioning under the spotlight once more
Lessons to be learned
What will be the long-term impact of the pandemic on museum education?
Workforce bears brunt of pandemic
The loss of more than 4,000 roles in museums lays bare the long-term costs of Covid
Black Lives Matter: one year on
Is the museum sector making headway on its pledge to combat structural racism?
Through the looking glass: the VR revolution in museums is here
Projects like the V&A’s new Curious Alice experience are at the vanguard of a major technological shift
A new style of trustee?
Museums are seeking dynamic, entrepreneurial and imaginative trustees to help steer them through the coronavirus crisis and beyond
All change at the top in civic museums
It's been a year of upheaval for museum leaders in more ways than one. Geraldine Kendall Adams finds out how they have been faring