Geraldine Kendall Adams
Changing the record | Archives in the 21st century
In an age of turbulence and digital revolution, archival practice is changing at a rapid rate. How are the nation's record-keepers adapting and innovating for this brave new world?
Working life | ‘Condense what you do into language that inspires’
Matthew Bellhouse Moran, the recently appointed director of the Scottish Maritime Museum, on what he has learnt from his career to date
How is Scotland’s museum strategy faring in uncertain times?
Despite increasing financial pressures on the sector, the strategy's adaptability has helped create a more stable environment
Young people are co-designing their own spaces for creative learning
Involving under-18s in the museum-making process is taking the sector in a new direction. Beth Williamson reports
National museum security guards secure ‘life-changing’ pay rises after strike
Victory for workers who took more than 50 days of industrial action
Museum sector pays tribute following death of Geoff Palmer
Scientist and human rights activist chaired Empire, Slavery and Scotland’s Museums project
Honours list: V&A deputy Tim Reeve among museum professionals recognised
Other recipients of King's Birthday Honours include Camilla Hampshire, former head of Royal Albert Memorial Museum
Largest collection of filmed HIV/Aids testimonies opens to public
Three-year project was led by the National HIV Story Trust
Change is in the air for museums in England
The sector is awaiting the results of a raft of reviews and proposals that will have a huge impact on its future. By Geraldine Kendall Adams
Opposition to philanthropy is ‘imagined’, say climate campaigners
Anti-oil group says sponsorship could be a 'win-win' if museums adopt ethical red lines, as debate on the issue continues