This page contains resources that give examples, advice, and share news and reflections on developing anti-racist practice with young people in museums and galleries. 

This webinar will help you define what ‘diversifying audiences’ means for your organisation. There is value in clarifying what diversity means. Approaches to and the understanding of ‘diversifying audiences’ are changing. It’s distinct from equality and inclusion. 

Become a more self-aware and confident leader through this six session online course from MGS and Social Enterprise Academy.

This Knowledge Exchange event explored how museums and galleries can help to improve health and wellbeing within their communities as well as how they can effectively work in partnership with health and social care practitioners.

This page contains resources that look at language as part of an anti-racist and inclusive practice

We strive to be an anti-racist organisation. We are committed to lead by example as an anti-racist development body for the Scottish museums and galleries sector. Our anti-racism action plan sits within our wider responsibility to work in an inclusive way and sets out goals we are actively implementing.

Today, the Stirling Smith hosted a public farewell event to celebrate the start of the football's journey to Miami where it will be displayed at the Coral Gables Museum from 20 to 26 June as part of World Cup celebrations.

Explore our Knowledge Exchange recordings, peer-to-peer sessions where Scotland's museum sector shares practical experience and ideas to support your professional development.

Māori curators from Aotearoa New Zealand and Perth Museum reflect on twenty years of collaboration: returning ancestors, signing an MoU, and reconnecting taonga with their communities.

This conference will explore challenges and opportunities for collecting video game culture across the UK.

As applications open for the latest round of our bursary for marketing photography, Marketing and Comms Officer Joe Setch highlights the impact of previous rounds of the bursary and offers advice on how you can sharpen your own photography skills.

Congratulations to John McLeish, Mark Mair, and Jenny Rose-Miller, who have been recognised for their services to museums and heritage in this year's King's Birthday Honours.