Opinion
Ancestors’ dignity cannot wait for repatriation
The Horniman's Heba Abd el Gawad on the ethics of storing human remains
When charity law meets restitution
Two experts explain the new legal provisions making it easier for some museums to return artefacts on moral grounds
UK museums are rethinking their approaches to Ukrainian cultural heritage
There’s growing recognition that the history of Eastern Europe is a global concern, says Evgeniya Ravtsova
Editorial | Exploring our colonial legacy
Simon Stephens on Museums Journal's special issue guest edited by author, broadcaster and sociology professor Gary Young
The power of partnership
The British Museum’s Partnership Galleries – the latest of which opened at Norwich Castle in the summer – are an ambitious and growing network, says Nicholas Cullinan
Ethical issues can be explored with diverse audiences
Antitheses project is looking at the morals of displaying human remains, says Errol Francis
Creative activities play a role in healthcare
They improve wellbeing and patient outcomes, says Caroline Hamson
Museums must embrace a regenerative model of practice
The movement challenges museums to become active contributors to ecological and cultural renewal, says Eric Langham
Trans pride in the museum
Margaret Middleton on how Manchester Art Gallery has opened its doors to transgender communities
Private collection loans benefit all parties
Renaissance artworks will transform the Holburne, says Chris Stephens
