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**As a public health precaution due to COVID-19, the ICOM-US team is currently working from home and we don’t know how long we will be in this situation. With that, please be mindful that your new membership card and/or renewal sticker will most likely be delayed in being delivered to you. We understand you may have some questions and concerns. We are always available via email at [email protected]. Thank you in advance for your understanding and support. We appreciate our amazing ICOM-US community now more than ever. Be safe, be well and stay connected! ICOM-US: Your Passport to the World of MuseumsWhen you join ICOM-US, you also become a member of the International Council of Museums (ICOM), a worldwide network of over 48,900 museum professionals with over 3,000 institutions in 142 countries and territories, working to create a world where cultural heritage and natural resources are universally understood, valued and protected. ICOM-US, based in Washington, DC, is the National Committee of ICOM for the United States. You gain access to diverse perspectives and resources on timely issues, plus conferences, meetings, and workshops held in the United States and all over the globe. You may become involved in up to three of 32 international committees, each focused on a museum specialty. And there’s more: Your ICOM card gives you free or discounted admission to participating museums throughout the world! ICOM-US facilitates U.S. museum professionals’ participation in the global museum community, in addition to representing and advocating for U.S. museums’ international interests within ICOM. To date over 7,310 museum professionals and 140 museums from 50 states and territories have joined the National Committee of ICOM for the United States. Membership renewals and applications for 2020 are currently being accepted. Learn more : Join / Renew
ICOM: The World’s Museum CommunityHeadquartered at UNESCO House in Paris, France, ICOM stands as the sole international organization representing museums and museum professionals. Working to Protect Cultural Heritage |
