Why Black Lives Matter in the British Countryside
Session 4/4 of Cultivating Change in Rural Collections Conference. Since 2020 is all about change, the RMN is taking the bull by the horns this October, delivering an online Conference […]
Revisiting Content and the Black Curriculum
Online , United KingdomEducation has the power to reach into history and seek out diverse stories to highlight the contributions of people of colour throughout time. In light of the recent Black Lives Matter campaign, it has never been more important for museums to take action with regards to anti-racism, especially within museum learning. Delivered in partnership with […]
Eat your frogs: Prioritising your workload in challenging times
Set against the backdrop of Covid 19, workloads have increased as staff size shrinks. Using the key principles of ‘Coaching Culture’ this practical session is designed to support you to navigate the sense of overwhelm. By the end of the session you will leave with a personalised action plan to help you achieve your work […]
Co-Producing with Young People in the Heritage Sector
Zoom , United KingdomJoin us for a two-hour training session on 'Co-Producing With Young People in the Heritage Sector', delivered during 'Represent': a partnership project by Ignite Yorkshire and Geraldine Connor Foundation. This training will be centred on collective discussions around co-production with young people, why it's important in the museum sector, and how we can embed this […]
GEM Training: Heritage Interpretation Online (Nov/Dec)
Zoom , United KingdomHeritage Interpretation was developed in 2017 by Sarah Oswald (the Authentic Spark) in a partnership between GEM and AHI. The online course brings together heritage learning and interpretation professionals to share practice, ideas and approaches, and work through the challenges we mutually face. GEM and AHI continue to work together to develop CPD for the […]
Space for Learning: blended learning
Online , United KingdomFind out more about the Space for Learning blended learning guidance and hear case studies from members of the project task and finish group About this Event Summary of the existing evidence on how best to deliver blended learning, case studies from UK museums and arts organisations that are delivering blended learning and breakouts for […]
Museum Education and The Black Curriculum
Online , United KingdomWhat is the Black Curriculum and how was it created? Why is it important to bring black history and hidden stories to the forefront of education? The Black Curriculum is a social enterprise that aims to empower young people in Britain, and embed black history so it is taught all year round. Lavinya Stennett started […]
GEM South East Coffee and Peer Support: Forming Relationships with Schools during Covid-19
GEM South East is excited to welcome our new rep – Naomi Hudson! On Wednesday 11th November, the rep team will be hosting an informal online coffee and chat for Gemmers to get together and share challenges and solutions around forming relationships with schools during Covid-19. Naomi joins us from the ground-breaking museum learning academy […]
GEM North West Virtual Picnic
Zoom , United KingdomHosted by GEM North West Area Reps Mary Ann Lancaster and Victoria Grant, this informal 1-hour virtual picnic lunch will enable GEM members and non-members to learn more about what GEM has been up to and offer their opinions on future programming and training. Bring your own picnic lunch and be prepared for some digital […]
Project Management for the Arts & Cultural Sector
For individuals and organisations at the early stages of planning a project and consider the elements needed at this developmental stage. Whether you are developing a funding application or are at the point of initiating a funded project, this workshop will leave you fully equipped and inspired to deliver your own arts and cultural projects. […]