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In practice

In practice

Communication

Corinne Estrada shares her top tips on how museums can improve external and internal communications

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Captivating family groups

Developing content that engages adults and children is challenging but rewarding

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An open book

The Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre engages family groups in inventive and creative ways

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Harnessing the excitement and danger of the sea

The National Maritime Museum does not shy away from challenging and difficult topics

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Making diverse family groups feel welcome

Flexible ticketing, events for babies and honest marketing are all ways in which museums can improve their family offer

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Making the Magna Carta engaging for family groups

How a plain and inconspicuous piece of parchment forced Salisbury Cathedral to get creative

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Tyne & Wear Archives & Museums

Raising awareness of inequality and poverty

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Reacting to events as they happen

Museums respond to migrant crisis, EU referendum and Hillsborough

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Telling stories from Calais and beyond

London exhibition on the migrant crisis aims to encourage reflection and debate

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Interpreting the migrant crisis

When golden beaches become coastlines of abandoned lifejackets

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Responding to Hillsborough

Director of the Museum of Liverpool on interpreting events relating to Hillsborough

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Leicester museum responds rapidly to mark football success

New Walk Museum and Art Gallery’s Fearless Foxes exhibition is expected to attract new audiences