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MusLi (Museums Literacy) - Fondazione Fitzcarraldo

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134 <strong>MusLi</strong> - No qualifications needed: museums and new audiences<br />

case 08<br />

mothers must have been the lack of the crèche facilities, which was due to the lack of human<br />

resources and necessary spaces in the museum.<br />

In the four museums where sessions took place eventually, there were sessions offered that<br />

combined a classical guided tour and as a new, inventive element: some hands-on activities. The<br />

Museum of Applied Arts has also provided some tea and biscuit for the participants.<br />

Description<br />

The Foundation for <strong>Museums</strong> and Visitors, Hungary organized a conference on the 31th October, 2008<br />

titled Adult Learning in <strong>Museums</strong> - Equal Rights to All! and some pilot museum activities for specific<br />

adult audiences on the day following the conference. These museum sessions were open to conference<br />

participants to visit and comment. The partners involved in these sessions were: Aquincum<br />

Museum, Budapest, Museum of Applied Arts, Museum of Fine Arts, Mobileum and Open Store of the<br />

Museum of Hungarian Science and Transport. These museums as well as the Foundation’s office are<br />

situated in Budapest, capital of Hungary. As the conference and the sessions were parts of a greater<br />

initiative (Adult Learners’ Week) by the Hungarian Folk High School Society, all the events were advertised<br />

through their channels as well as through our own museum contacts. The above-mentioned<br />

museums offered sessions that combined a short interactive guided tour with some hands-on activities.<br />

Participants were recruited by the Foundation and the museums as well, and it was free for them<br />

but they were required to register in advance. See list of the sessions offered below (the ones in italics<br />

were eventually cancelled due to the lack of participants):

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