Open Up is a new resource that can help you think about how to make your museum relevant to people who don’t currently visit and take action that will increase your visitor numbers, improve your resilience and better fulfil your organisation’s purpose.
The Association of Independent Museums (AIM) has launched a new series of free online guides to support Trustees and Boards of UK museums and heritage sites.
The new AIM publication focuses on the most important areas for action for the impending General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). The guide is suitable for all AIM members and other heritage sector organisations across the UK.
If you are currently charging and considering making the switch to free admissions – or vice versa – this guide will support you to make informed decisions. It provides examples and case studies from museums that responded to the AIM survey on admissions and pricing.
Helen Shone and Judy Niner from Development Partners offer practical advice to improve your fundraising.
Julie Aldridge and Pam Jarvis explore how Brighton Royal Pavilion and Museums have reviewed their vision and business model in a bid to become more relevant and resilient.
Discover how writing a manifesto helped Doncaster Museum gain clarity on how the museums service could connect with communities.
This case study by Bob Harlow and Cindy Cox Roman, published by The Wallace Foundation, shares how The Contemporary Jewish Museum achieved a nine-fold increase in family visitors of all backgrounds.
Develop the access information on your website with support from these guidelines by VocalEyes.
A report presenting the findings of a survey into the provision of access information on the websites of all accredited UK Museums.