The Seminar and AGM will be held at the Museum on December 10th, followed by a coastal field trip in the Pett Level–Fairlight area on December 11th.

To register, and to view the draft programme of talks and posters, please visit: www.geocollections.org/events/184-a...

If you have any general questions, please contact journal@geocurator.org. For more specific questions about the issue, please contact edi@geocurator.org.

The call closes on the 31st October 2025, with publication due to occur in Spring 2026. Please see our journal webpage (www.geocurator.org/journal) for further information, and please use the form forms.gle/gTpsuYojCUxw... to submit.

Broad themes welcomed in this issue include anti-colonial practice, physical accessibility, neuroinclusive practice, and representation of minority groups. Submissions can include topics relating to museums and collections, but submissions with a Geoscience collections focus would be preferred.

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If you have any questions relating to the suitability of your topic or specific questions about this special issue, please contact edi@geocurator.org.

Submissions can include topics relating to museums broadly, but submissions with a Geoscience collections focus would be preferred.

For general enquiries relating to Geological Curator please contact journal@geocurator.org or see our journal webpage at www.geocurator.org/journal.

The purpose of this is to consolidate current research and initiatives that aim to improve the environment, accessibility, and future of geological collections. Themes welcomed include anti-colonial practice, physical accessibility, neuroinclusive practice, and representation of minority groups.

If you have any questions relating to the suitability topic of your paper or specific questions about this special issue, please contact Gemma Laker via edi@geocurator.org.

Submissions can include topics relating to museums and collections broadly, but submissions with a Geoscience collections focus would be preferred. For general enquiries relating to Geological Curator please contact journal@geocurator.org or see our journal webpage at www.geocurator.org/journal.

The purpose of this issue is to consolidate current research and initiatives that aim to improve the environment, accessibility, and future of geological collections. Themes welcomed include anti-colonial practice, accessibility, neuroinclusive practice, and representation of minority groups.