11:15 am - 12:30 pm
Now, more than ever, museums have the opportunity to lead efforts in the fight against enmity and injustice. Whether through neighborhood interactions, programs, exhibitions, collecting, or educational efforts, our organizations are public centers for deterring hate and promoting diversity, understanding, and respect. Panelists from four culturally specific institutions will consider new insights...
Join four Executive Directors as they share lessons learned and strategies for success for new leaders. The session will begin with a fish bowl conversation between the presenters and then open up to a Q&A.
The focus of this panel is to discuss forward-thinking ideas that can shape how we can address disasters in new ways. Hear case studies, lessons learned, and strategies in the face of common disasters as well as climate change. Discussions focus on one tribe’s response to climate change, and how regional networks aid in disaster preparation and response.
Having a network of colleagues outside of our immediate co-workers was crucial when disaster struck. The members of the Museum Educators of Puget Sound have leaned into this community for support, resources, and information during the COVID pandemic. Join us for open conversation on what we learned about our identity as museum educators, how we supported each other during different phases of the...
