The European Museum Academy is pleased to share Kinaole’s valuable report, “Digital Accessibility Report of European Museums.” The report analyses and presents conclusions based on a study of 17 prominent European cultural institutions, including the Louvre, British Museum, Rijksmuseum, Museo del Prado, and the Pompidou Centre.
We share with you the news from the Heritage in Motion 2024 Award Ceremony, which took place on September 26 at the Regional Ethnographic Open-Air Museum ETAR in Gabrovo, Bulgaria.
EMA publishes details of its current activities in an occasional Newsletter. Its Press Releases will continue to focus on individual announcements and events.
EMA continues interviewing experts in their field. For our current issue we have been speaking to René Capovin who is the director of the musil – museum of industry and labor in Brescia, member of EMA and the creator of Museums in Short.
The jury has now published the 2024 shortlist for the Children in Museums Award. With the 7 best entries representing institutions from Europe and beyond.
EMA publishes details of its current activities in an occasional Newsletter. Its Press Releases will continue to focus on individual announcements and events.
This year’s International Summer School of Museology that will take place in Koper, Slovenia, from 27 to 30 May, focuses on the climate change with the special emphasis on relations to museums and cultural heritage.
The European Museum Academy has developed a Gender Equality Plan to address gender disparities in the museum sector across Europe. The plan aims to promote diversity and inclusivity by implementing strategies such as ensuring gender balance in leadership positions, offering gender sensitivity training, advocating for gender equality, and promoting diverse representation in exhibitions and programs.
The Živa Award collects interesting experiences and makes possible to share them at the transnational level. It encourages competition in order to increase the number of museums which can do better for our societies.
The European Museum Academy presents the annual report about the museum situation in Europe by the end of 2023. This is the sixth year of this report series. The report includes an analytical summary and the national reports from our representatives in 35 countries.
The European Museum Academy is a volunteer society of museum experts from different national and cultural backgrounds, united for the advancement of knowledge in museology.
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