Happening today on BBC One at 1.15pm is a special Songs of Praise episode, remembering Black History. We were so happy to welcome Mark De-Lisser and the SoP team; talking about the museum and Britain's role in the slave trade. #BlackHistoryMonthUK

ICOM Reads: Breaking the fourth wall at Te Papa #ICOMReads 📖 ecs.page.link/qCMxq

'A Conversation on Cultural Competence in Hawai'i's Museums' Join on Zoom for the premier of the conversation. WHEN: 21st November, 2020 Hawai'i (22nd November, 2020 Fiji) TIME: 2:00 - 4:30pm HST (1:00 - 3:30pm Fiji Local Time) You can register at hawaiimuseums.org/makau/

Giving a voice to the voiceless. That’s what our partnership with Exodus Cry is about in our new, powerful display which campaigns against human trafficking in porn. You can see the three shortlisted artworks from today in our gallery #ARTXFREEDOM liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/th/trafficking…

Here it is: the International Museum Day 2021 poster! 🚀 #IMD2021 invites museums to imagine and share new practices of (co-)creation of value, new business models and innovative solutions for the social, economic and environmental challenges ahead. 🌍 Stay tuned!

Wishing all our Members around the world a very Happy and safe New Year. 2020 has been a difficult year for our Museums and their staff and volunteers. We applaud your efforts to stay connected to your communities and wish you a better 2021!

Such an amazing line up with leading Black educators and historians. Appreciate that virtual events can be relentless right now and we all suffer from online fatigue, but THIS is not be missed. 1 hour of time well-spent💥💥💥💥

Removing the colonial lens: The push to decolonize museums in Canada... APTN Investigates is doing a series on "Decolonizing Museums" that looks at how that push is going in Canada – beginning with the Canadian Museum for Human Rights #museumsaremore #skmuseums #sask #sk aptnnews.ca/investigates/d…

As we gallop into the summer months why not explore some of Canada's collections virtually? Discover the Closer Ties Exhibit of our South Asian collections and learn about Rajasthani art! MSMS II Museum @CamAsscMus #Closerties #Canadianmuseums #Jaipur #Rajasthan #JaipurCityPalace

Registration is open for the (Re)conciliation Working Group for CAC-ACCR’s May 26th virtual panel titled "What are we conserving? Reflections on colonial practices in conservation"! With @merrandi6, Sean Young, and John Moses - moderated by Heidi Swierenga. For more info and to register: rwgcacaccr.wixsite.com/mysite/post/wh…

Caribbean Artists: Don't miss out on the annual Residency and Micro Grants for Community Care and Collective Research, organized by #BlackSpatialRelics (Application due on May 31) For more information, visit their website at blackspatialrelics.org

Please join us in an important conversation about the future of CAM. We need to hear your ideas to help plan for the future!

We heard you! Due to COVID, MAC will shift to hosting an all-immersive virtual conference. Your responses to the conference survey helped inform this decision. Our conference hosts, the NAGB and CBB, have generously moved their host sponsorship to 2022!

This is an interesting opportunity from the Royal Anthropological Institute. https be://www.therai.org.uk/conferences/anthropology-and-conservation/call-for-papers

Unsettled Objects: post-colonial perceptions of belonging, exile and home A virtual global forum 28-30 September 2021 For more information: gla.ac.uk/research/az/un…

It's day 33 and we're counting down the days to our 2021 conference by announcing some of our special programs and presentations. Have you signed up? Join us as archivist Alexa "Rae-Wanitanama' Winter discusse... caribbeanmuseums.com/maccon2021/reg… #maccon2021 #caribbeanmuseums #caribemuse

At our official #COP26 side event today, @PScotlandCSG called for more support and finance to scale up nature-based solutions #NbS across the #Commonwealth to respond to climate change, biodiversity loss and land degradation. #CommonwealthForClimate

The Commonwealth Association of Museums is saddened to hear of the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. Our thoughts are with The Royal Family at this time. She is remembered as a remarkable and inspiring woman, and we thank her for her devotion and service to our nations.