CARE-apy: Starting Evaluation with Team-Based Inquiry
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Silent No More: The new Lucy Burns Museum speaks to the centennial of suffrage
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Exhibitions
Suffragists are recorded as the first in US history to use silence as protest, calling themselves “Silent Sentinels.” US suffragists (rather than British suffragettes) were also the first …
Information for the Museum Field on the COVID-19/Coronavirus
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Health
With the growing spread of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in the United States, museums must be well prepared for potential outbreaks as public spaces, employers for over 726,000 individuals, and …
#5WomenArtists Shaping Museum Practice
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Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
Museums are among the most trusted sources of information and can use that superpower of trust to nudge society towards preferred futures. Today on the blog, Amy Mannarino, Director of …
What Can Museums Learn from the “American Dirt” Controversy?
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Facing Change
As an avid reader of Chicanx/Latinx literature, I’ve been closely following the national conversation about the recently released novel American Dirt by author Jeanine Cummins. The …
Growing Audiences with the Annual Survey of Museum-Goers
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Surveys & Reports
Who visits our museums? What are their motivations, and what do they expect from the experience? Alternatively, who is not visiting, and why not? These are critical questions for the future …
Sharing the Webinar Recording: Creating Sustainable Financial Models for Research Collections
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Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
Last month, Jill Parsons at the Ecological Society of America and Judy Gradwohl of the San Diego Natural History Museum joined me online to explore how museums can build income streams …
What It Means to Be a University Museum in the Twenty-First Century
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Leadership
These days, when I stop by the café at the Chazen Museum of Art, I often find myself in conversation with my University of Wisconsin–Madison colleagues—students, staff, and professors from …
Curiosity About History is Growing Across Generations, a New Survey Finds
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Surveys & Reports
Conner Prairie, an AAM-accredited and Smithsonian Affiliate living history museum in Fishers, Indiana, is a unique historic place that inspires curiosity and fosters learning by providing …
