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Read moreInviting stakeholders into different phases of the design process can enrich your distance learning program. But where do you begin? Who do you talk to? And how do you authentically invite visitor voices into the process? Christine Campeau, School Programs Manager at the Adirondack Experience: The Museum on Blue Mountain Lake, and Emily Kotecki, a
Read moreMAAM is committed to providing emerging museum professionals and museum studies students opportunities to network with all levels of museum professionals with our Annual Meeting Fellowships. We offer the Bruce Craig Fellowship and Fellowship for Diversity to help our emerging museum professionals get to the Annual Meeting. Applicants will be evaluated and selected by the
Read moreTwo AASLH Conferences in 2021Building on the reach and success of last year’s online Annual Meeting, AASLH will have two conferences in the fall, each with distinct experiences. The AASLH/Arkansas Museums Association 2021 Annual Meeting will be held in person in Little Rock, Arkansas, September 22–25. The AASLH 2021 Online Conference will be held October
Read moreThe Society for the Preservation of Natural History Collections Education Sessional Committee is hosting a virtual Natural History Collection Education DemoCamp. The goal is to share, discover, and discuss educational materials that have a framework in natural history. This is building upon our previous iterations of the ‘education share fair’ that were hosted at the
Read moreThe purpose of our research is to identify how universal design is applied at museums in the United States. Findings from this study will inform re-design efforts at the Grand Rapids Public Museum, with a plan to share results on a national scale through publication. We are seeking volunteers to complete a 15-minute electronic survey.
Read moreBuilding a More Inclusive Museum (Session 10: Deconstructing White Space)Inclusivity of race, class and culture is a hot button topic in the museum world. As the museum world diversifies with more BIPOC entering the workforce, both as artists and art preservationists, making museums more inclusive is a prevailing question. To Dread Scott, a panelist on
Read moreAchieving Carbon Neutral Museum DesignThe majority of museums rarely have a say in what building they’re housed in, so it was aunique opportunity that the Peary-MacMillan Arctic Museum found itself in when BowdoinCollege, where the museum resides, announced the development of a new Center for ArcticStudies that would house their collections. The museum currently lives
Read moreCOVID: The Future of Museums and Beyond the Pandemic In a plenary session titled, “COVID: The Future of Museums and Beyond the Pandemic,” panelists shared findings of a large-scale research project. The project examined the role race and ethnicity play in cultural engagement, thus helping us see gaps or blindspots in how museum spaces miss
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