A new report published by the NEMO Working Group LEM – the Learning Museum opens by stating that education and public engagement are key tasks of museums today. To contribute to this important work, the group is sharing a set of guidelines to support the international museum community to develop and review education and public engagement activities.
NEMO publishes guidelines on education and public engagement in museums
NEMO - The Network of European Museum Organisations,
25 May 2023, International
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