Category: Support
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Joining us as a member
What’s involved in joining CMUK? We are a Community Interest Company by ‘large membership’, registered in UK. To legally fulfil our constitution and serve our community, we must hold monthly members meetings. We aim to develop the capacity of arts, heritage, education and environmental practitioners to engage people with environmental issues. We do this
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Help our Digital Museum
CAN YOU HELP US GROW CONTENT, HAVE CONVERSATIONS AND REACH MORE PEOPLE? IN RETURN YOU WILL FIND A WEALTH OF RESOURCES TO HELP YOU EXPLORE THE PLANETARY EMERGENCY AND HOW TO ENGAGE PEOPLE WITH IT. So, it looks like we’re going to be in Covid-19 lockdown for a while, and we don’t know when we’ll
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December update
This is the news that supporters have received in their email inboxes this morning. If you’d like to sign up to receive email news, connect via the form or email climatemuseumuk@gmail.com CMUK on social media Social media is really important to CMUK, with polls, creative prompts, and discussions. Sometimes they don’t get enough traction, so
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Prep for prototyping
There are now 22 people booked to contribute to the workshop to prototype the mobile version of Climate Museum. This workshop is on 20th July, at Toynbee Studios, part of the Season for Change. There are still places and it’s free. Here I’m sharing the slides of my intro in advance, so that those coming
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Inspirations
Since announcing the Climate Museum UK plan, I’ve been out and about quite a bit seeking inspiration and connecting with like minds. There has been an unbelievable amount of interest in the idea of Climate Museum in all these places. Here’s a photo-essay, to give a snapshot of some of these experiences. A creative session
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Prototyping event
Thanks to the support of Arts Admin in providing a space at Toynbee Studios, there will be a prototyping workshop on 20th July (2-6 plus drinks until 8). This event will be a part of the Season for Change which is an exciting collaboration between Arts Admin and Julie’s Bicycle sparking cultural responses to the climate
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