MuseumNext invites cultural innovators, educators, and museum professionals to present at the Museums & Public Programs Summit, a virtual two-day event happening May 21–22, 2025. The summit will highlight innovative strategies for designing public programs that foster engagement, inclusivity, and community connections.
By Creatives Unite CommunityDeadline for proposals: January 31, 2025
Event Dates: May 21–22, 2025 (Online)
Organizer: MuseumNext
Who is it for: Museum professionals, educators, and cultural thought leaders
Apply here.
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About the Summit
The Museums & Public Programs Summit will explore how museums can create impactful public programming that resonates with diverse audiences. Through real-world examples and practical insights, this event will inspire professionals to design programs that educate, entertain, and build stronger community ties.
Key topics include:
- Engaging diverse audiences through innovative programming
- Incorporating technology to enhance visitor experiences
- Co-creating meaningful programs with community partners
- Evaluating the success and impact of public programs
- Addressing inclusivity and accessibility challenges in program design
- Aligning public programming with institutional missions
Call for Speakers
MuseumNext seeks dynamic 20-minute pre-recorded presentations from museum professionals, educators, and cultural leaders worldwide. Proposals should showcase actionable insights and real-world case studies that align with the summit's themes. Joint presentations with businesses or cultural institutions are encouraged.
Presentation Guidelines:
Format: Pre-recorded 20-minute presentations
Live Q&A participation during the event (time zones permitting)
Language: English
Submit your proposal through the application form, including: Presentation title, presenter details, 500-word summary of your talk, relevant links, expected learning outcomes
You can download the speakers guide with example presentations here.
For more details and to apply, visit MuseumNext's website.
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