Introduction
Communication has a key role to play in any museum’s decolonisation practice
Decolonising Museums
Developing your strategy, part one
Setting a communications strategy means that you have the space to test your messaging and language
Developing your strategy, part two
Further guidance on building a strategy for communicating your organisation's decolonisation work
Understanding audiences, part one
Deciding how to engage with your audiences will dictate much of the rollout of your communications strategy
Understanding audiences, part two
Further guidance on understanding the audiences of your decolonisation communications
External communications
By the time you go public with your project you should already know your objectives and key messages
Productive engagement worksheets
Try our engagement activities to further explore your decolonisation communications plan
Communicating decolonisation guidance
Helping you and your organisation talk about your work
First artists announced for ethnically diverse commissioning scheme
Project will result in 20 new permanent acquisitions to UK collections
Transformation through co-production
As this year’s MA Conference explores inequalities and racism, Ranmalie Jayawardana explains how National Museums Liverpool is working with communities to decolonise in a collaborative way
Climate and colonialism
Sria Chatterjee says we need to confront our past to create a more just world
Edinburgh must ‘fill the gap’ on its role in the slave trade, says review group
Recommendations include reinterpreting street names and researching city’s connections to slavery