In collaboration with the Inspiring Science Fund, a partnership between UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) and Wellcome, projects from eight UK Science and Discovery Centres have been selected to receive grants of £15,000 to develop new and creative digital ways to engage and involve under-served and under-represented communities and audiences with STEM.
How can making small changes to Science Centres have a big impact for visitors with disabilities?To achieve the ASDC vision of a society where people of all ages, genders, backgrounds…
Science and Discovery centres across the UK call on government for support to ensure they can continue to inspire children and young people in STEM, now and in the future.153…
The International Centre for Life in Newcastle upon Tyne, UK, celebrates its 20th anniversary on 27 May 2020 with a week of virtual events and activities.The landmark anniversary for Life…
Science Centres For Our Future27th May 2020. The UK Association for Science and Discovery Centres (ASDC) has today called for urgent funding to support over 40 of the UK’s Science…
ASDC are delighted to announce a new, interactive course on Science Communication and Scoietal Impact that the international network for Advancing and Evaluating the Societal Impact of Science (AESIS) organises…
Kids in Museums has published a new free resource to support children and young people to understand and respond to the Climate and Ecological Emergency.Produced in response to the growth…
Adult Skills and Lifelong Learning – Education Committee launches inquiryThe Education Committee has today launched an inquiry examining the benefits of adult skills and lifelong learning to the individual, society…
The UK Association for Science and Discovery Centres and the UK Space Agency have joined forces to select 13 science centres and museums across the UK to bring the latest space science to families and schoolchildren across our nation.
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