Listening to feedback, it was clear the September deadline for our special collection "Museums and Social Justice" was too short. We are extending the deadline to **01.04.2021**. More information can be found at https://t.co/0r9ocxCzFV
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In the latest article in our special collection @rafie_cecilia explores how the pandemic will affect the museum experiences of blind and partially sighted visitors. @ucl#COVID19#Museums Read more here: https://t.co/lO3WMusSsQ
In the most recent article from our special issue "Covid-19 and the Museum", Garside and co-authors highlight the response of the @britishlibrary Conservation Department to the #COVID19 pandemic. You can read more about it here: https://t.co/EJrh9Me86Z
Listening to feedback, it was clear the September deadline for our special collection "Museums and Social Justice" was too short. We are extending the deadline to **01.04.2021**. More information can be found at https://t.co/0r9ocxCzFV
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In the most recent article from our special collection "Covid-19 and the Museum" Liselore N. M. Tissen explores the impacts of the pandemic on the Dutch museum sector @UniLeiden@tudelft https://t.co/bL9izhWLVf
More highlights from our special collection "Covid-19 and the Museum". Philip Skipper, Claire Fry and Clara Willett investigate the disinfection of contaminated heritage surfaces @HistoricEngland https://t.co/YyMcPD6njy
The next article in our special collection "Covid-19 and the Museum" is now online. A team from the @qldmuseum share insights into reopening an interactive museum in a Covid-safe manner. Find out more here! https://t.co/SvhF9ND6qy
Listening to feedback, it was clear the September deadline for our special collection "Museums and Social Justice" was too short. We are extending the deadline to **01.04.2021**. More information can be found at https://t.co/0r9ocxCzFV
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Essential dialogues on how collections are made and remembered: this year's festival focus unpacks Decolonising the Archive, from Belgium to Harvard.
Streaming from Friday 19th. Passes and concessions available; tickets £3.50 & live talks free: https://t.co/YHndfet4SR #RAIFF2021
Listening to feedback, it was clear the September deadline for our special collection "Museums and Social Justice" was too short. We are extending the deadline to **01.04.2021**. More information can be found at https://t.co/0r9ocxCzFV
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The latest contribution to our ‘Covid-19 and the Museum’ issue is here! https://t.co/9ZPouACsd4 Jennifer Herrmann and Dong Eun Kim look at virtual deinstallation, focusing on a case study dealing with a 1933 map annotated by FDR and on loan from @USNatArchives to @V_and_A.
For those involved with Natural Science collections @Nat_SCA is also having a Twitter Conference. Deadline for submissions is November 30th 2020 and conference is taking place in January 2021. For more information visit https://t.co/RaM72pQU2n
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@Nat_SCA is holding a conference by Twitter!!! Do you have any stories relating to conservation of natural history collections? Well if so this is a great medium for getting these stories out to the public #scicomm#collections#museums
https://t.co/R6sIKGS4RJ
Thought-provoking article in the @nytimes on the Mellon Foundations @MellonFdn plans to reimagine monuments in the wake of social justice protests across the US https://t.co/YkYEGiMmKa
"Re-opening hands-on museums" A helpful resource for those working with interactive museums and museum pedagogy from Hands On! International
@HandsOnInt#Museums#Reopening
https://t.co/pH6MpurF25
Check out the latest article on the use of light microscopy to characterise pacific barkcloth: Pacific Barkcloth Under the Microscope – Characterisation of Condition, Decoration and Structure: https://t.co/E8xKB4dzXq #Barkcloth#Microscopy#Conservation@UofGlasgow@NMMGreenwich