New exhibit at the Qualicum Beach Museum explores the history of power and energy, local climate change impacts, and what local people are doing about it.Research and conceptualization by Qualicum…
NEWS! The Coalition of Museums for Climate Justice is proud to be a partner of this newly SSHRC-funded project titled Sharing Knowledge with Environmental Awareness at the Centre for Sustainable Curating…
In this Q&A, ROM’s “Climate Change Team”, Soren Brothers, Allan and Helaine Shiff Curator of Climate Change, and Sarah Kamau, Climate Change Project Coordinator share their experience a few months…
Earlier this year, I sat down to speak with Bella Sereno, sustainability manager, and Michael Raymond, assistant curator, at the Tate in the United Kingdom. The Tate comprises of four…
Many thoughts went through my mind late last year, when I saw that the Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) was aiming to hire a Curator of Climate Change. Like my colleague…
Today’s Guest Post is by M. Christine Castle, Canadian climate activist and retired museum consultant. From 2017-2019 Dr. Castle was the Blog Editor and a member of the CMCJ’s founding…
Everyone knew — and we all still know … We know that if we don’t act to reduce emissions, we risk the collapse of our civilization. We also know that,…
Today’s Guest Post is by Craig Middleton, Assistant Manager, Exhibitions, at the National Museum of Australia. This month we are highlighting articles from a special issue on ‘Museums and Climate…
Today’s Guest Post is by Helen Arfvidsson, curator of global issues at the National Museums of World Culture, Sweden. This month we are highlighting articles from a special issue on…
Today's Guest Post is by Bridget McKenzie, founder of Climate Museum UK, a researcher and creative curator in culture, learning and environment. This month we are highlighting articles from a…