* This invitation has been posted to the MAN website as received. "In Germany, more than 17,000 ancestral remains from all over the world are kept in so-called collections in museums and universities. Information about these ancestors is difficult to find, especially for civil society members and descendants who want to bring their ancestors home. In an attempt to get an...
The Space in Time: The Lower !Garib/Orange River’s Pasts and Presents (English) / ‘n Plek in Tyd: Die !Garib/ Oranjerivier se verlede en hede (Afrikaans) exhibition results from a joint research project involving universities in South Africa, Namibia and Switzerland. It is based on the outcomes of the international conference Space in Time - Landscape Narratives and Land Management Changes in...
Wishing a joyful International Women's Day to all our esteemed museum professionals whose dedicated efforts significantly contribute to the socio-economic, educational, and cultural advancement of our nation.
You are cordially invited to join the Onandjokwe Medical Museum they celebrate three significant occasions: The Commemoration of Dr. Selma Rainio's Birthday, The Celebration of 11 Years of Onandjokwe Medical Museum & Remembering and Honouring the Onandjokwe Pioneers in Medical Mission Work (1950s to 1980s). Date: Friday, 22 March 2024 Venue: Onandjokwe Medical Museum Time: 08:30 am Your presence will greatly...
Call for Papers Sensitive, problematic, contested? Challenges and opportunities in dealing with cultural heritage in museums International Conference, Wednesday–Friday, 20–22 November 2024 A collaboration between Kunsthaus Zurich, the Swiss National Museum and Museum Rietberg Please download the full call here.
Dear MAN Members We are happy to share that our 34th Annual General Meeting and Conference for MAN members will take place from Wednesday 28th until Friday 30th of August 2024! Please save the dates in your calendars. The theme, venue, programme, registration forms and logistical arrangements will be shared with MAN members in due course.
The Coimbra Group Universities have been providing, since 2008, young researchers from universities in Sub-Saharan Africa with the opportunity to spend a short period (generally 1 to 3 months) at a Coimbra Group University to carry out part of their research there. The online application is now open until 5 April 2024 at midnight (Brussels time) on the Coimbra Group website. The University...