Brussels Museums Inclusive Language Charter

Inclusive or gender-neutral language first aim is to reduce gender stereotyping by paying more attention to how certain images and words can be (unconsciously) discriminatory or biased and how to avoid such formulations. Besides gender, inclusive language in English actively avoids ableist and racist phrasings. We strive for a representative, gender-equal and non-sexist language use.

Inclusive Language Workshops

We would like to invite all of our museum partners to participate in our inclusive language workshops organized during the last few weeks of the year. With the goal of giving you the best tools available for writing in more thoughtful ways about and to the people visiting your institution.

Brussels Museums’ Mini Diversity Plan

Brussels Museums’ Mini Diversity Plan – With a desire to become an establishment that is more reflective of our city, Brussels Museums has engaged in transforming its internal functioning.

Meet the Think Tank

Meet the team of people working to redefine museum culture with Open Museum. ICHRAF NASRI Ichraf Nasri (she/her) is a Tunisian visual artist based in…

Open Museum’s 2021 Conference Day

Open Museum’s 2021 Conference Day presented the ambitions of this Brussels Museums’ initiative and inveited activists and museum professionals to discuss how they would reimagine museums. You can now access the study day report as a pdf.

Open Museum conference: thank you!

On Tuesday 9 March 2021 we broadcasted our very first Open Museum conference live from art house Zinnema in Anderlecht. The theme “Re-imagining Museums as…

Museums are not neutral: why it matters more now than ever

A statement by Brussels Museums in response to the necessary Black Lives Matter protests.

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The aim of this initiative is to raise awareness of the importance of inclusion and participation of under-represented groups in the 125+ museums in the Brussels Museums network.