Making Waves - National Maritime Museum

The National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, London, has one of the sector’s most exciting and extensive youth programmes. Chloe chats to Katie Cassels, Families and Young People Manager, and Rachel Dunlop, Youth Projects Producer, to explore their passion for working with young people and why it’s so important. We’ll learn about their past experiences and professional development, and how this has translated into the Museum’s fun-filled programme for young people both in and beyond education.

Find out more about the National Maritime Museum: www.rmg.co.uk/national-maritime-museum 
Twitter @RMGreenwich
Instagram @royalmuseumsgreenwich

Read the transcript of this episode.

Life at the Museum is created by the Kids in Museums Youth Panel (aged 16 to 25). Thank you to Arts Council England and The Space for their support in making the podcast possible.

Logo design by Millie Robson @millierobsondesign on Instagram.
Music by George Hutchinson @GHutchinsonMMA on Twitter.

About Kids in Museums

Kids in Museums is a charity that works to make heritage sites great places for children, young people and families. They offer a wide range of inspiring initiatives, including the Family Friendly Museum Award, Takeover Day and resources and training for museum staff. www.kidsinmuseums.org.uk

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About The Future is Now: Museum Youth Summit

Aged 16 to 25? You are invited to attend this free one-day event about the future of museums designed by young people, for young people. Join us on Friday 12 May at Thinktank, Birmingham Science Museum, to hear how museums are currently working with young people and discuss the change you want to see.

Find out more and book your free place.