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Climate action

We are sparking debate and rethinking the ways we live, through exploring personal stories of home and the impact of climate change.
Our mission is to reveal and rethink the ways we live, through exploring personal stories of home. As the only Museum of the Home, we are ideally placed to spark debate around how we live and the impact of climate change on a local, national and international scale.

We are in a global climate emergency irreversibly impacting populations and ecosystems, our homes, and how we live on Earth. We recognise the significant role that museums can play in engaging, educating, and motivating audiences to confront this.

Our Climate Action Group, which includes representatives from all Museum teams, has written our Climate Action Manifesto, with input from staff and leadership representatives.

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Our climate action manifesto

How we are reducing our environmental impact through public programming, community engagement, organisation and estate operations.

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Our climate action manifesto
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Our vision

Our purpose is to reveal and rethink the ways we live, in order to live better together.

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Our vision
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