Changing Places toilets to be mandatory in large public buildings
Government consults on proposed changes to building regulations
Changing Places toilets to be mandatory in large public buildingsGovernment consults on proposed changes to building regulations
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Creating unexpected conversations through Partnerships with PurposeUpcoming workshops to take place in London and Fife
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More strategic leadership on inequality needed, says Scottish reportEquality in Progress questions the term “diversity”
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Participatory practice survey launched by independent funderViews of museum professionals will feed into research project
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Engaging with elderly peopleAssessing alternative approaches to the subject of ageing
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'Be part of the bigger picture'Programmes to engage young people should involve relationships outside the cultural sector
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Taskforce focus on funding, collections and relevanceA report on the challenges and opportunities facing UK museums
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Child visits down by 6%Visits by under-16s to DCMS-sponsored museums fell to 7.5 million last year
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The conversationHow have perceptions of creative ageing transformed in the past decade?
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The conversationWhat should museums be doing to better meet the needs of people with disabilities?
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The conversationHow can equality, diversity and inclusion be embedded in the museum sector ?
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EditorialSocially engaged practice is way ahead
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Trendswatch - book clubsMuseums are starting a new chapter in an attempt to engage more people with their collections
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Trendswatch: podcastsDeborah Mulhearn finds museums are making a sound investment to boost visitor engagement
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Trendswatch - live streamingMuseums can now widen their audience reach and ensure visitors no longer have to fear missing out on events
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ProfileBryan Biggs, the artistic director of the Bluecoat in Liverpool, talks past and future
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On my bookshelfPostcard Stories, by Jan Carson
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On my bookshelfThe Art of Relevance, by Nina Simon
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BooksThe Art of Relevance by Nina Simon
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On my bookshelfMuseums, Health and Well-Being by Helen Chatterjee and Guy Noble
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A global museum built from the bottom upMichael Edson, the co-founder of the Museum for the United Nations - UN Live explains the institution's vision
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Addressing 'diversity'Shaz Hussain on changing the language we use in museums
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VocalEyesWorking with museums for blind and partially-sighted people
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Making a differenceThe economic and social impact of National Museums Liverpool
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