Join AMaGA and the International Museum Theatre Alliance Asia Pacific (IMTALAP) network for a workshop on music in museums.

"Culturally safe work environments enable Indigenous people to feel that their cultural connections to place and belongings are valued and understood. They promote cultural protocols; staff relationships; strengthen communication with communities; and generate culturally appropriate, informative exhibitions." Terri Jenke and Company, First Peoples: A Roadmap for Enhancing Indigenous Engagement in Museums and Galleries.

What does cultural safety mean in the context of museums and galleries? How might museums and galleries become safer spaces for Indigenous staff, visitors and communities? What can be learned from how other sectors embed cultural safety in their professional practices? Join AMaGA and our guest panellists as we discuss these questions and examples of cultural safety within our sector.

In the early days of the pandemic museums and galleries found themselves in the position of having to make quick changes to their operations in response to the public health emergency. Two years later COVID-19 is still with us, and over that time our quick changes have evolved into ongoing adaptations and modes of working. In this webinar we will hear about some of these adaptations, why they are being implemented for the long term, and how museums and galleries plan to navigate in relation to the changed world moving forward.