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Read our monthly newsletter, which includes updates on NMDC activities and news from around the UK museum sector and beyond.
Museums' international activity
NMDC has embarked on a new project looking at the international work of its members.
Read moreInvesting in culture will build Britain’s social and economic recovery
Today Britain's leading cultural and heritage organisations have joined together for the first time to launch their vision for the future in the document, Cultural Capital: A Manifesto for the Future.
Read moreNMDC calls for Government support for museum partnership working across the UK
NMDC is calling on all major political parties to commit to sustained Government support for national-regional museum partnership working across the UK.
Read moreNMDC highlights the unique role of museums
NMDC’s new publication, Museums Deliver, demonstrates the wide-ranging social and economic importance of museums in the UK. The report describes the activities of our museums and their unique role in society from the global stage to the local high-street.
Read moreMajor museum projects transform visitor experience
Major museum projects transform visitor experience
Read moreLearning by Doing: How Can Museums Inspire Young People?
The UK’s national museums, in association with ippr north, led a conference to explore young people’s ideas for a Museum of the Future.
Read moreTaking Part Child Survey
Latest data shows two-thirds of 5-10 year old children visited a museum out of school time last year
Read moreEnhancing National-Regional Museum Partnerships
New research reveals scale of partnership working between national and regional museums.
Read moreCultural Capital: Maintaining Investment in Culture through the Good Times and the Bad
Leading figures from the arts, business and public sector came together at the V&A last month to call for investment to support culture through the recession.
Read moreCulturelable online museum boutique launched
Online boutique Culturelabel has been launched bringing together the retail outlets of 60 British cultural institutions.
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