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Attracting Visitors with User-Generated Content

If I ever find myself with a few hours to spare, there’s no place I’d rather be than a museum. Visiting a new exhibit fills me with exhilaration, perspective, and knowledge. But in North …

The Fixer Upper Effect: Waco museums enjoy the ride (and try to learn the deeper meaning)

It’s Monday, November 5, at 1:01 pm. I’m headed to a meeting in downtown Waco, Texas. As I drive by The Silos, a retail space developed by Fixer Upper stars Chip and Joanna Gaines, I am …

Why the Tenement Museum Launched a Podcast

Earlier this year, I gave the keynote speech at the annual conference of the Council of American Jewish Museums. The theme of the conference (as well as the prompt I received for my …

Join the Conversation on Museums and Creative Aging

Calling all kindred spirits! Museums and the field of “creative aging” have a wonderful future together. As Aroha Fellow for Museums and Creative Aging for the next two years, I …

A Global Education For All

This article originally appeared in the March/April 2019 issue of Museum magazine, a benefit of membership with the Alliance. Click here to learn more about membership! The Children’s …

In Polarized Times

This article originally appeared in the March/April 2019 issue of Museum magazine, a benefit of membership with the Alliance. Click here to learn more about membership! How can museums …

For and By The Community

An art museum stepped out of its comfort zone to host an exhibition focused on healing in the aftermath of a local tragedy. This article originally appeared in the March/April 2019 issue of …

From a Teacher: How to make your museum field trips ones to remember for students and staff

“That was an awesome field trip!” “That place was so much fun.” These are the statements you want to hear from students after a field trip.  As an eighteen-year veteran teacher who has …

Museums Should Take Notes from Black Panther and Beyoncé: How to engage visitors in difficult discussions using popular media

These days, when museums make it into popular conversation it’s a cause for celebration in the community. As we face increasing competition for leisure time and new challenges in audience …
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