The International Network of Museums for Peace (INMP) is a global association that brings together museums, memorials, and organizations dedicated to fostering peace, nonviolence, and reconciliation through education and cultural exchange. Founded in 1992, the INMP seeks to promote awareness of peace history, the human costs of war, and the importance of building peaceful societies. Through its global network, the INMP connects institutions and individuals who share the mission of cultivating peace by preserving and presenting the histories and narratives of peace movements, peacebuilders, and the devastating impacts of conflict. The INMP acts as a platform for collaboration, facilitating dialogue and cooperation between peace museums, researchers, educators, and the public. It organizes international conferences, workshops, and exhibitions, offering members the opportunity to share their projects, ideas, and resources, while inspiring the development of new peace initiatives. The network also encourages the exchange of expertise and best practices in peace education, museum curation, and exhibition design, with a focus on promoting mutual understanding and tolerance. With members spanning all continents, the INMP continues to serve as a vital resource for those committed to the cause of peace. Whether through historical exhibits, educational programs, or cultural activities, its members work tirelessly to advocate for a world free from war and conflict. The INMP is a powerful reminder that museums are not just spaces of remembrance, but also agents of change that can help shape a more peaceful future
The mission of the International Network of Museums for Peace (INMP) is to enable museums for peace (and related organisations) to resource, to collaborate, and to mutually support each other in their work for peace.
To identify, share, and disseminate knowledge, resources, and best practises among museums for peace (and related organisations) to advance education for peace, to build cultures of peace, and to promote global, environmental peace.
The International Network of Museums for Peace strives to promote collaboration among peace museums, enhance public awareness of their contributions, and identify best practices in museum-related endeavors through research, publications, and forums.
Published on 25 May 2024
The Peace House, Uppsala (Sweden), 14-16 August 2023.
16-20 September 2020, Global Virtual Event
2017 Belfast, Northern Ireland
2014 No Gun Ri, South Korea
2011 Barcelona, Spain
2008 Kyoto and Hiroshima, Japan
2005 Gernika-Lumo, Spain
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The International Network of Museums for Peace (originally the International Network of Peace Museums) was established following a conference in Bradford in 1992. At this conference, for the first time, directors and curators of peace and anti-war museums worldwide came together. The loose network which emerged aimed to promote cooperation between peace museums and to stimulate the creation of new peace museums across the world.
Individual Membership in INMP is open to anyone interested in peace-building, including students and youth, artists, writers and journalists, teachers, museum professionals, health professionals, civic and community leaders, and peace, human rights, and environmental advocates.
Museums for Peace and related programs and organizations are encouraged to become Institutional members of INMP. Institutional members receive recognition of your museum/organisation in INMP publications, website, and social media, and have opportunities to host or organise INMP-sponsored events and Conferences. Institutional members have multi-user access to INMP resources and programs.
INSTITUTIONAL MEMBERSHIPS The Institutional Member Fee (2023) is ¥12,500 (Japanese Yen) / year. [¥12,500 JPY is approximately €90,00 (EURO) and $93.00 (USD).] Institutions in OECD/ Industrialised countries pay the Institutional Membership Fee (¥12,500) and any optional/voluntary donation amount. Institutions in non-OECD countries [i.e. countries not on this list] are exempt from the INMP Institutional Membership Fee. INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS The Individual Member Fee (2023) is ¥2,500 (Japanese Yen) / year [¥2,500 JPY is approximately €18,00 (EURO) or $19.00 (USD).] Individuals in OECD/ Industrialised countries pay the Individual Membership Fee (¥2,500) and any optional/voluntary donation amount. Individuals in non-OECD countries [i.e. countries not on this list] are exempt from the INMP Individual Membership Fee.
To become an INMP member (Individual or Institutional), please complete and submit the NEW MEMBER APPLICATION FORM and pay the appropriate Membership Fee.
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