Entrance to ‘Lives Bound Together’ exhibition at Mount Vernon, Virginia, the home of first US president George Washington and family.
Photo: Tom Freshwater
How can heritage respond to a changing world?
Climate change, activism, funding constraints, policy priorities… How can museums and heritage organisations adjust their presentation, programming, collections and business models in response to the challenging world around them? Being adaptable is the only way forward, says Tom Freshwater.
At a time of political turmoil when budgets are hard to plan under great economic uncertainty, how can leaders adapt to a changing environment while continuing to deliver the mission and strategic obj...
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