This Memornadum of Understanding (MoU) was signed in June 2014 at the SPNHC meeting in Cardiff, Wales.
The Natural Science Collections Association (hereafter referred to as NatSCA), The Geological Curators’ Group (hereafter referred to as GCG) and the Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections (hereafter referred to as SPNHC) have reached an agreement on the following points in order to increase and improve collaboration in areas of common interest.
You can read the full text of the agreement in Geological Curator 10(2) or download a version here.
A roadmap is issued at the start of every new Chair’s tenure, and sets out where we are and what we aspire to achieve over the coming three years. Although the Roadmap 2023-2025 was initially drafted by the Chair, the whole committee has contributed to and signed off on this document. Emma is keen that this Roadmap is not a list of things she hopes to accomplish as Chair, but rather a set of targets the whole committee intends for GCG to achieve during this tenure.
If you wish to attend any event organised wholly or partly by GCG, you should be aware of our Events Policy. It outlines how to make sure you get best out of our events, and what to do if you need to cancel your place.
The most up-to-date version can always be found at:
The Geological Curators’ Group is open to ALL and will not tolerate racism, or any other forms of prejudice, within our community. We acknowledge that as a Subject Specialist Network we need to work harder to make this statement known. To all of our Black members and colleagues across the sector... We see you. We hear you. We value you. We stand with you.
To that effect, the GCG has been gathering ideas and resources on how we might address the imbalance of diversity, in all its forms, within our community in a more proactive and visible way. The GCG should be a platform on which all of us stand as equals, but we recognise that we must work much harder to make this a reality. We hereby commit to creating a more welcoming and open environment, in which we actively promote diversity and inclusivity of all.
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