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museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > features > 2026 > 09 > climate-action-were-turning-cultural-waste-into-community-assets

Climate action | 'We???re turning cultural waste into community assets"

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (1322+ words) Museums and galleries are seeking to become an integral part of local ecosystems This article is one of a series in which Veronica Simpson explores the important role that museums, galleries and artists are playing to address the climate crisis…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > features > 2026 > 09 > climate-action-sewing-seeds-of-hope

Climate action | Sewing seeds of hope

4+ day, 11+ hour ago   (1331+ words) A deep-dive into how ecological art has moved from the creative fringes into the mainstream, generating a positive public response This article is one of a series in which Veronica Simpson explores the important role that museums, galleries and artists…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > features > 2026 > 09 > climate-action-its-time-for-museums-to-take-their-place-at-the-table

Climate action | It's time for museums to take their place at the table

5+ day, 23+ hour ago   (1337+ words) Cultural institutions across the UK are doing thoughtful work to tackle the climate crisis, with many individuals in the sector working hard to drive change This article is one of a series in which Veronica Simpson explores the important role…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > people > 2026 > 09 > qa-it-is-a-salutary-reminder-of-the-minutiae-that-ultimately-shapes-the-course-of-history

Q&A |???It is a salutary reminder of the minutiae that ultimately shapes the course of history???

1+ week, 6+ hour ago   (1282+ words) A new display on HMS Belfast examines the decision-making process at the heart of world war two’s D-Day operations Pressure: The D-Day Decision (until 11 April 2027) is a new display on HMS Belfast that takes visitors on a journey through the…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > news > 2026 > 09 > science-museum-ends-bp-sponsorship-after-25-years

Science Museum ends BP sponsorship after 25 years

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (853+ words) Celebrate 125 years of Museums Journal with 25% off all new memberships this weekend Environmental groups welcome decision after summer of extreme weather The Science Museum and BP have ended their commercial relationship, following years of high-profile protests by environmental groups. In…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > news > 2026 > 09 > new-chief-operating-officer-for-bath-preservation-trust

New chief operating officer for Bath Preservation Trust

1+ week, 6+ day ago   (397+ words) Celebrate 125 years of Museums Journal with 25% off all new memberships this weekend The Holburne’s head of visitor experience and commercial takes up new post Spencer Hancock has been appointed as chief operating officer for Bath Preservation Trust, a new role…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > people > 2026 > 08 > the-disability-rights-movement-is-presumed-to-have-been-small-and-niche-but-it-was-huge

Q&A |???The disability rights movement is presumed to have been small and niche, but it was huge???

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (923+ words) David Hevey tells us about a new digital archive dedicated to the civil rights struggle that Britain forgot Throughout the 1980s and 1990s, disability rights activists made headlines by chaining themselves to buses, blocking roads and occupying public buildings in their fight…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > in-practice > 2026 > 08 > case-study-addressing-colonial-histories

Case study | Addressing colonial histories

2+ week, 6+ day ago   (951+ words) Ingrid Lewis shares how an international partnership is linking Derbyshire’s cotton mills to the island of Carriacou Back in 2015, University of Nottingham’s Global Cotton Connections research project revealed that for about five years in the late 18th century, the Caribbean island…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > features > 2026 > 08 > we-needed-a-building-that-could-be-a-safe-space-for-everyone-a-museum-shaped-by-the-troubles

'We needed a building that could be a safe space for everyone': A museum shaped by the Troubles

3+ week, 6+ hour ago   (1276+ words) Geraldine Kendall Adams visits a border museum in the Republic of Ireland that has brought healing to a divided community On 17 May 1974, a loyalist car bomb exploded in the border county town of Monaghan in the Irish Republic, killing seven…...


museumsassociation.org > museums-journal > opinion > 2026 > 08 > aces-renewed-emphasis-on-excellence-will-play-to-the-strengths-of-museums

ACE???s renewed emphasis on excellence will play to the strengths of museums

3+ week, 4+ day ago   (579+ words) The sector will have more space to emphasise its unique qualities in the next funding round, says Aysha Afridi You can't work in the cultural sector for as long as I have without being profoundly aware of how much museums…...