Advisory Visits Grant Programme
The Advisory Visits Grant Programme (AVGP) offers support to member museums in need of consultancy. By this means, AEJM is able to provide member institutions with expert advice or in-house training through organising visits by museum experts to our grantees. Please note that grantees will not receive actual money, but an arranged consultancy visit by a skilled museum expert. Applications must be in line with all eligibility criteria.
At present AEJM is not receiving applications to the AVGP.
Who is eligible?
Applicants must be AEJM member institutions
What is eligible?
Applications in the field of curatorial work are welcome in the following categories:
1. Collection Management
To preserve, document, interpret and display European Jewish material culture is one of the objectives of AEJM. Assistance in the preservation of this heritage for future generations plays a key role. AEJM welcomes applications with a primary focus on the identification, preservation, conservation and interpretation of Judaica or other items relating to Jewish life and history. This concerns the research on individual objects and/or groups of objects, or the improvement of preservation and conservation programmes. In addition, applications relating to the improvement of accessibility of museum collections, such as inventories, cataloguing, and digitisation programmes that aim at long-term sustainability will be taken into consideration for grants.
2. Permanent Displays
Exhibition concepts for the permanent display of the museum and its collections may also be considered. This may concern the content of core exhibitions, as well as technical/practical aspects of such displays, such as conservation issues in preparing permanent displays.
What we don’t fund
– The purchase of supplies and equipment
– The development of temporary or travelling exhibition concepts
– Site visits by staff members of the applying institution
How to apply
Download and complete the AVGP application form (see below). Applications should be submitted as a word doc and by email before September 1, 2019.
For all questions about the Advisory Visits Grant Programme and the eligibility of your institution or application, please contact aejm@aejm.org.
How we assess the application
After the AEJM has received your application, the AEJM Board will evaluate the application. As part of the assessment process, the AEJM will consult experts familiar with the applicant and references listed by the applicant.
Applications will be assessed according to their contribution to the long-term sustainability of the applying institution and its holdings.
After the assessment the applicant will be informed about the outcome, within two months after the application deadline.
Grantees
Permanent Displays
Jewish Museum of Stockholm (SE)
2018
Museum “Jews in Latvia”, Riga (LV)
2016
Vilna Gaon State Jewish Museum, Vilnius (LT)
2016
Jewish Museum of Belgium, Brussels (BE)
2015
Manchester Jewish Museum (UK)
2015
500 Yil. Vakfi – Museum of Turkish Jews, Istanbul (TR)
2014
Danish Jewish Museum, Copenhagen (DK)
2014
Jewish Museum London (UK)
2013
Irish Jewish Museum, Dublin (IE)
2012
Jewish Museum of Switzerland, Basle (CH)
2012
The Izmir Project (TR)
2012
Collection Management
Jewish Museum of Trondheim (NO)
2019
Jewish Museum of Venice (IT)
2018
500 Yil. Vakfi – Museum of Turkish Jews, Istanbul (TR)
2016
Emanuel Ringelblum Jewish Historical Institute, Warsaw (PL)
2015
Jewish Museum Trondheim (NO)
2015
500 Yil. Vakfi – Museum of Turkish Jews, Istanbul (TR)
2014
Irish Jewish Museum, Dublin (IE)
2014
Museum of the History of Jews in Russia, Moscow (RU)
2013
