2:00 pm - 3:15 pm

Learning Format: Passive Learning
What is a cultural institution’s obligation and opportunity to understand the complexities of the people and places that surround it? By employing a variety of methods, including traditional data compilation and research as well as community organizing approaches such as reciprocal relationships building and old-fashioned door knocking, learn how we are...
Learning Format: Conversation
How should California’s public institutions and leaders address controversial monuments as we reckon with a legacy of injustice in public art? This panel will discuss the inherent vice of monuments, creative approaches to dealing with existing installations, and public engagement as a critical component in finding a sustainable path forward.
Learning Format: Active Learning
What is governance and what role does it play in the success of a museum and its staff?   Attendees will participate in a role-playing exercise, learn about museum governance essentials and best practices, and understand why implementing good governance practices is vital to the wellbeing of the museum and communities it serves.
Learning Format: Active Learning
Engaging in different types of play is central to how children grow their bodies and minds. Self-directed play and unstructured learning allow children to imagine and explore all senses of possibility. We will ask participants to critically think about their definition of play and their impressions of the role play plays in museum settings. In this interactive...
Learning Format: Conversation
The panel will discuss their experience in creating a Memorandum of Understanding with a group of Tongva Cultural Educators. They will also explore the importance of acknowledging Tongva presence in Los Angeles and why museums across the country should create MOUs with tribes in their homelands
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