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Report: Archives sector survey on public engagement

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This article was first published by the National Archives. In 2023-24, The National Archives conducted research into public engagement across the archives sector in England. The research gathered data on infrastructure, current activity, challenges and future ambition, which will inform our ongoing sector support. This report sets out the key headlines from this research and […]

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City of London Corporation launches ‘Retrofit Toolkit’ to protect heritage buildings

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This article was first published by the City of London. The City Corporation has launched a Heritage Buildings Retrofit Toolkit, at an event at the Merchant Taylors’ Great Hall. ‘Retrofitting the City’ was co-organised by the City of London Corporation and Purcell (who supported the development of the toolkit) and included speakers from Historic England, […]

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ICCROM and United States to partner in $1 Million Project to Help Ukraine Safeguard its Cultural Heritage

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This article was first published by ICCROM. On 19 September, on the margins of the G7 Culture Ministerial in Naples, Italy, the Director-General of the International Centre for the Study of the Preservation and Restoration of Cultural Property (ICCROM) Aruna Francesca Maria Gujral and Acting Under Secretary of State for Public Diplomacy and Public Affairs […]

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Black History Month at National Museums Liverpool

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This October, National Museums Liverpool is marking Black History Month with exhibitions, displays and events that explore Black heritage, culture and identity. Hear from the voices and perspectives too often silenced as the organisation embraces this year’s theme, ‘Reclaiming Narratives’. The Walker Art Gallery is host to powerful and thought-provoking exhibitions and displays of contemporary […]

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Measure the carbon emissions of your art organisation or project

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This article was first published by Gallery Climate Coalition. The GCC Carbon Calculator is a free online tool for estimating the greenhouse gas emissions of art organisations and projects. Using common art world metrics, it provides a breakdown of emissions and offers both detailed reporting and a quick assessment tool to help manage your environmental […]

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Study on EU culture and creative sectors policy

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This article was first published by NEMO. A study for the CULT Committee provides a comprehensive overview and understanding of the main current and future issues to be expected in the area of EU culture and creative sectors policy in the 2024-2029 term of the European Parliament. The study states that the EU’s cultural policy […]

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Carbon Literacy Courses for Accredited Museums and those Working Towards Accreditation in England

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This article was first published by Museum Development North. The Carbon Literacy Course will give you an understanding of what climate change is, the scale of its effects, and how museums fit into the global, national and local picture to address climate change. You will become Carbon Literate by making an individual pledge, and an […]

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New Funding to Celebrate Rural and Coastal Working-Class Heritage

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This article was first published by Historic England. Historic England is funding new projects to explore untold stories and celebrate the people and places at the heart of our history. From the Essex seaside to the West Pennine moors, grants will be available to fund community-led and people-focused projects that aim to further the nation’s […]

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