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In many ways, museums and schools in the West have followed a similar evolution since the 19th century. Just as museums have evolved from sanctuaries centred around the conservation of precious objects to centres for education and leisure, the expectations for school education are shifting towards a more holistic pedagogy focusing on the famous "21st-century skills". Museums and schools are increasingly expected to be more adaptive to individuals, relevant to their social context, inclusive and sustainable.

Philea Forum 2024   The Philea Forum 2024 will take place on 27-30 May, 2024, in Ghent, Belgium, under the title “Trust and Philanthropy” hosted by the…

Philanthropy House will host the “Child Nation – Growing Up in Italy” exhibition from 17 October 2023 to 12 January 2024. “Child Nation – Growing up in Italy” by…

The Arts and Culture Thematic Network will host “EcoArts Nexus – From Talk to Action: What Can Philanthropy Achieve?” on 20 October in Venice, Italy. Climate change is the…

The Royal Society of Arts will host “Arts & Culture at the Core of Philanthropy” on 21 November, an online session exploring the findings from Philea’s…

The Arts and Culture Thematic Network will host “Arts and Culture at the Core of Philanthropy: Key Findings and Insights from Volume 2” on 5 October, exploring the recent…

The Arts and Culture Thematic Network will host “EcoArts Nexus – Venetian Reflections on Climate and Culture” on 18-20 October in Venice, Italy. Climate change is the most pressing…

The two key fault lines in the world today are inequality and culture: inequality with regard to who has economic, political, military and cultural power; and culture meaning the different…