Accessibility

Museion sees itself as a place that is accessible and stimulating for a diverse audience, that broadens horizons of experience and offers inspiration, critical reflection, education and non-commercial enjoyment. Such a place is open to people from a wide range of backgrounds, regardless of their age, origin, prior professional knowledge and education, gender identity or sexual orientation. In addition, Museion sees a central task in meeting all the needs of people with disabilities or chronic illnesses. Anti-discriminatory practice and the promotion of diversity and accessibility are a constant institutional learning process in the team, in research, in the programme and in audience work - at Museion and in all its digital and analogue publications.

Targeted project work with external partners from the social and health sectors is one of the central objectives of Museion’s socially oriented opening. The concept of the formats follows an inclusive and sustainable partner work, which understands diversity and individuality as a social and creative force and supports the collective responsibility of different perspectives and biographies. Numerous actors* from the health and care sector use Museion weekly for joint projects, for independent therapy work, for mutual professional exchange on therapeutic methods in the context of art, as well as for the central visualisation of social issues concerning mental and physical well-being and care in the context of museums and society.