we undertake a mix of outreach activities to enhance public awareness and to increase the number of visitors and users. We also take into consideration people who are not traditional museum visitors
regardless of their location, education level, age, ethnicity, physical or intellectual ability or language. Exhibitions, services and programs are developed within an inclusive framework.
consultation and research form the basis of outreach initiatives to ensure programs and activities are relevant to identified target audiences or participating communities.
in the building of networks that facilitate partnerships, collaborations and alliances with other institutions and organisations.
The House of European History participates in a variety of national and international associations in the museum and cultural heritage field, such as ICOM, NEMO and the Brussels Museum Council. It also undertakes outreach work with diverse groups in the immediate Brussels neighbourhood and region, and cooperates with museums, universities and civil societies across Europe.
This interactive map shows partners, organisations and museums across the Europe and the world, who have contributed to projects or generously agreed to lend objects to the House of European History.
