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Oral History Society LGBTQ Special Interest Group (SIG) online event about LGBTQ history in museums and archives. About this event Hearing LGBTQ Voices in Museums and the Archives Tuesday May 25th 6pm – 7.15pm (19-20.15h CEST) The Oral History Society LGBTQ Special Interest Group (SIG) will be holding an online event about LGBTQ history in… Weiterlesen »Hearing LGBTQ Voices in Museums and Archives
Museums do amazing work in appealing to and representing wide and diverse audiences. However, there can be a danger of museums ‘othering’ their audiences—finding approaches that apparently work and sticking to them, when we have the opportunity to reflect community as a whole, in a more holistic way. Join Sacha Coward and MGS in looking… Weiterlesen »Beyond salacious: Exploring LGBTQ+ themes with family/young audiences
A discussion of current issues of museum accessibility in the US and the UK between alumna Ashley Crawford and SOAS's Dr Maria Kostoglou. About this event Museum exhibitions serve as a bridge between specialized knowledge and the public. When curated well, they can deliver niche information to a diverse range of audiences. While museums are… Weiterlesen »More Than Just Ramps: Disability and Accessibility in Museums
The Beaney invites you to join our digital conference, exploring the role of the Museum in celebrating & reflecting diversity & inclusion. About this event Join us for the second part in our digital conference series 'Museum Reflections' hosted by Canterbury Museums and Galleries, as part of the Kent and Medway Museum Consortium. We will… Weiterlesen »Museum Reflections Conference Part 2: Diversity & Wellbeing
Mit Menschen mit Demenz ins Museum Mit Menschen mit Demenz ins Museum - Vortrag mit Frau Dr. Rotraut Krall, KHM Verein der geprüften Wiener Fremdenführer Eine Kostenlose Anmeldung ist über Eventbrite möglich.
A series hosted by MAC's Supporting Transitions Project for cultural organizations, job seekers, and service providers. About this event The Museum, Arts and Culture Access Consortium (MAC)'s Supporting Transition project is hosting a series on Inclusive and Accessible Cultural Employment through the month of July. The series will consist of events for: Employees at cultural… Weiterlesen »Inclusive and Accessible Cultural Employment Series
This workshop led by the Arts Marketing Association and is to support museums to engage with all audiences. About this event Millions of people in the UK are digitally excluded for a range of reasons, at a time when there is more focus on digital and digital delivery of services than ever before. In this… Weiterlesen »Reaching Digitally Excluded Audiences
Zum nachschauen: Join artists Dolly Sen, Christopher Samuel and disability historian Professor David Turner to hear about their experiences as users of Wellcome Collection and the methods they used to research the suppressed histories of disability. Dolly will discuss her current project, ‘Birdsong From Inobservable Worlds’. Using literature, performance and film, Dolly’s work explores and challenges the mental health archives… Weiterlesen »Exploring Research Seminar: Nothing About Us Without Us
Die Arbeitsbereiche Allgemeine Sonderpädagogik (Kremsner, in Vertretung) sowie Geistige Entwicklung (Schuppener) am Institut für Förderpädagogik der Universität Leipzig zur Vortragsreihe "Komplexe Theorien leicht verständlich für den Kontext Behinderung nutzbar machen“ einladen. Am 3.11.2021 finden dazu zwei Vorträge statt: Nicola Grove spricht von 14 bis 15 Uhr darüber, wie Theorien gemeinsam mit inklusiven Forscher:innen entdeckt werden… Weiterlesen »Komplexe Theorien leicht verständlich für den Kontext Behinderung nutzbar machen
Hier online nachschauen Join school and museum teachers to share practice and hear from keynote speakers on teaching inclusive histories About this event Book here to join a livestream zoom webinar and receive film recordings of keynote speeches. If you prefer to join in person at the National Maritime Museum please book here. The Teaching Inclusive… Weiterlesen »Teaching inclusive histories (online event)
A roundtable of scholars, chaired by Rebecca Wynter, will frame new ways of looking at space through the prism of disability. Sign up here In 1983, UK academic-activist Mike Oliver coined the term ‘social model of disability’. The social model helped spotlight the ableism of the built and material environment, which ensured disablement and sustained… Weiterlesen »Spaces of Sickness and Wellbeing: Disabling Spaces / Spaces of Disability‘ round table
Hier zum nachschauen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vSEytwLbL-Q The Activist Museum brings together projects which share a concern for democratic practice, human rights and equitable museum spaces. The Activist Museum The Research Centre for Museums and Galleries (RCMG) in the School of Museum Studies at the University of Leicester is delighted to invite you to ‘The Activist Museum’. The… Weiterlesen »The Activist Museum
