Collections need to reflect lives of neurodiverse people
We need new approaches to contemporary collecting, says Karl Mercer
Anti-ableism
Curatorial fellowships launched for D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people
Curating Visibility programme offers career development opportunities to tackle underrepresentation in sector
New funding to enhance art museums for blind people
Arts and Humanities Research Council grants £250k to project
Museums Journal: The Anti-Ableism Issue
Ableism remains pervasive across the museum sector - here's how we can all take meaningful action
Editorial | We all need to be less ableist
Editor Simon Stephens introduces our third themed issue of Museums Journal
Anti-ableism issue | Advisory panel
Our editorial advisers for this Museums Journal themed issue
On my bookshelf | The Design of Educational Exhibits, second edition, by RS Miles
This book has useful pointers but also has major flaws
Digital review | Virtual artist’s house, Halo open art studio, Halosenniemi, Finland
An art experience that breaks down barriers
Digital review | Virtual gallery, Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge
Some easily fixed problems and this gallery experience could be top notch
Digital review | Virtual exhibition, Pan African Heritage Museum, Ghana
This virtual exhibition offers a thought-provoking and educational experience
Body of evidence | Hunterian Museum, Royal College of Surgeons, London
This newly refurbished medical museum has humanised some exhibits, but its history remains uncomfortable
Book review | Demystifying Disability, by Emily Ladau
A brilliant guide to being inclusive and being an ally