Geraldine Kendall Adams

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Geraldine Kendall Adams

Writer and News Editor, Museums Assocation

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Vox pop | What would you say to your March 2020 self?

'Adopt the greyhound sooner': Museum professionals tell us what they've learnt from this difficult year

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Digital | Don’t undervalue traditional skills of your staff

In the rush towards digital content, we must not lose sight of the unique skills of old-school curators

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Hackney Museum is helping to tell the story of the borough’s Black community

The Diverse Curriculum is a vehicle for change

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Vox pop | How are you supporting young people’s mental health?

Three museum professionals tell us about their work during lockdown

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How we are actively tackling racism at Somerset House

Being proactive is essential to ending systemic racism and inequality

Reprieve for some V&A teams but former staff warn of ‘brain drain’

Roles in National Art Library and theatre archive no longer at immediate risk

Museums in Scotland get the green light to reopen from the end of April

First minister gives more detail on the nation’s timetable out of lockdown

Research commission to investigate racial inequality in art education

Initiative will measure and analyse access to art education across different ethnic groups

V&A Dundee to become national centre for design

Museum will receive £2m a year to expand its remit to develop Scotland’s design capacity

Tougher planning rules for statues are ‘impractical and unethical’

Proposals are part of wider government intrusion into decision-making, says MA

National Trust slavery report did not breach charity law

Charity Commission finds no grounds for regulatory action but says trust did not fully pre-empt the potential risks

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A new approach to storage at Depot Boijmans Van Beuningen