Geraldine Kendall Adams
Digital detox: Is social media still worth it for museums?
The online landscape suddenly looks very different amid a backlash against tech giants. Geraldine Kendall Adams asks how museums are adapting to the post-X era
Profile | ‘I don’t have a typical museum background – I’m really proud of getting to where I have’
For someone who never expected to work in the sector, Helen Hartstein now has her dream job at Exeter’s Royal Albert Memorial Museum
V&A collections staff vote to strike over working conditions during heatwave
Institution says safety and wellbeing is of ‘utmost importance’ after workers raise grievance
Loss of funding for Jodrell Bank Observatory will not affect site’s museum
Engagement centre is supported separately and ‘remains open to visitors’
Fund has helped Scotland’s museums ‘move beyond day-to-day survival’
Evaluation report looks at impact of Museum Futures scheme one year in
NML to scrutinise financial networks that propped up chattel slavery
Community-led project will recruit young people to research insurance system underpinning the trade in enslaved people
Q&A | ‘If you’re going to attract funders, you’ve got to have a big, bold ambition’
As a new SS Great Britain museum opens, CEO Andrew Edwards talks to us about his wider plans for dockyard site – and how he dealt with a media backlash against its new name
Q&A | ‘Building meaningful participatory projects takes time, trust and investment’
Ameneh Enayat tells us how young people played a central role in creating the Story Museum's new immersive detective exhibition
Restitution is not a remedy for the past alone – it’s about the future we can create together
The return of the Jain manuscripts has made the Wellcome Collection rethink standard practice, says Adrian Plau
Man dies after being trampled by cattle on National Trust estate
Tragic incident took place this week at Felbrigg Hall in Norfolk