The Inclusive Museum Research Network

The Inclusive Museum Research Network Exploring the future role of museums, with a particular focus on how they can become more inclusive. http://onmuseums.com/about/history

09/02/2026

🎓 Meet Our Emerging Scholar Awardees 🎓 We are thrilled to introduce the recipients of the Emerging Scholar Award at the Nineteenth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum! These outstanding early-career researchers have demonstrated exceptional promise in their fields and are making meaningful contributions to academic discourse.

👏 Join us in celebrating their achievements and hear their insights during the conference sessions.

đź”— Emerging Scholar Awardees: https://tinyurl.com/7ecy29yu








08/20/2026

Participants in 2026 Imagining Creative Worlds may engage through live online sessions, asynchronous presentations, digital posters, workshops, Talking Circles, discussion spaces, and publication pathways. Choose the format that best fits your work and availability.

đź”— Review participation options: https://tinyurl.com/m5a5ch3h








New Hardback: "Pluralism in a Democratic Society: Legal, Ethical, and Human Rights Perspectives", Yukio Sakurai.This boo...
08/19/2026

New Hardback: "Pluralism in a Democratic Society: Legal, Ethical, and Human Rights Perspectives", Yukio Sakurai.

This book offers a timely and incisive examination of how democracy endures—and how it quietly unravels—in the twenty-first century. Through a comparative analysis of Japan and Turkey, it challenges the conventional emphasis on dramatic democratic collapse and instead illuminates the slow, often imperceptible erosion of pluralism and accountability that can occur even as formal institutions remain intact. By foregrounding open information, accountable governance, and inclusive social structures, the study reframes democratic vitality as a lived and continuously sustained practice rather than a mere constitutional guarantee.

At once cautious and hopeful, the book advances a relational understanding of sovereignty shaped by interdependence and ethical responsibility, arguing that the protection of human rights depends as much on civic practices as on legal norms. While acknowledging its conceptual focus and limited geographic scope, it also points to avenues for future inquiry, including digital transformation, global vulnerability, and broader comparative perspectives. Ultimately, it positions pluralism not only as democracy’s foundation but also as its measure—suggesting that democratic resilience is grounded in everyday governance, active citizenship, and the continual enactment of social plurality in an uncertain world.

Order: https://doi.org/10.18848/AGSCBI/B9





All presentations (In-Person + Online Only) can viewed online as asynchronous digital media. This content is hosted on e...
08/17/2026

All presentations (In-Person + Online Only) can viewed online as asynchronous digital media. This content is hosted on each presenter's Presenters Page. We require Online presenters to add their digital media, such as a video, PowerPoint, or PDF, to their Presenter Page at least two weeks before the conference start date so our Program Development Team can review all media.

đź”— Submit Proposal: https://tinyurl.com/8nbsjhfh
đź”— Registration Options: https://tinyurl.com/3jsk47mr


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🚨 Final Call: Register Now 🚨 This is your last chance to join the Nineteenth International Conference on the Inclusive M...
08/12/2026

🚨 Final Call: Register Now 🚨 This is your last chance to join the Nineteenth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum in Sydney. Don’t miss out on a transformative knowledge experience!

đź”— Register here: https://tinyurl.com/46sfmfhx








"Global Game, Local Meanings: Sport, Cultures and Communities in a Changing World", Sam Duncan, Lucas Santos, Thomas Hee...
08/10/2026

"Global Game, Local Meanings: Sport, Cultures and Communities in a Changing World", Sam Duncan, Lucas Santos, Thomas Heenan.

Global Game, Local Meanings explores the dynamic relationship between global sporting systems and the diverse local cultures in which they are embedded. This edited collection brings together interdisciplinary research that examines how sport, physical activity and informal play – whether as practice, institution, spectacle, or industry – both shape and are shaped by local identities, political priorities, and cultural values.

Sport is a global phenomenon, governed by powerful transnational organisations and consumed across borders through mass media and digital platforms. Yet its impact is deeply local. In communities across the world, sport and physical activity can foster belonging, build identity, and reflect complex histories of inclusion and exclusion, and resistance and pride. This volume brings together scholars working across sociology, politics, education, management, and cultural and environmental studies to investigate how global logics of sport intersect with the distinct social, cultural, and ecological contexts in which sport and physical activity are played, taught, governed and experienced.

Order: https://doi.org/10.18848/SPRTBI/B35





📢 We are honored to welcome a distinguished lineup of plenary speakers. Join us as they deliver thought-provoking presen...
08/05/2026

📢 We are honored to welcome a distinguished lineup of plenary speakers. Join us as they deliver thought-provoking presentations that will inspire and challenge us to rethink The Future of Museum Narratives.

đź”— Program Overview: https://tinyurl.com/anxj4ss6







📚 Write. Publish. Inspire. 📚 We’re looking for visionary authors to contribute to the Common Ground Books series. Share ...
08/03/2026

📚 Write. Publish. Inspire. 📚 We’re looking for visionary authors to contribute to the Common Ground Books series. Share your unique ideas and make a lasting impact.

đź”— Submit now: https://tinyurl.com/3e2x5rzv







📍 We’ve made it easy for you to plan your trip to the Nineteenth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum at the...
07/29/2026

📍 We’ve made it easy for you to plan your trip to the Nineteenth International Conference on the Inclusive Museum at the Chau Chak Wing Museum of University of Sydney in Sidney!

Venue Address: Chau Chak Wing Museum, University of Sydney
University Pl, Camperdown NSW 2050, Australia
🗺️ Find directions here: https://tinyurl.com/2wpn6tdm







07/28/2026

📣 Early registration deadline approaching for 2026 Imagining Creative Worlds. Confirm your place in the online symposium and save with early rates.

🗓️ Early Registration Deadline: 11 August 2026
đź”— Register: https://tinyurl.com/283r24je







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