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Sites of Healing: The Michigan State University Museum turned to community co-curation to tell survivors’ stories of sexual violence.

By Mark Auslander and Amanda Thomashow

Fitness Never Looked so Fun

By Alli Stitle and Kimberly Harms

Museum Therapy

By Marilyn Lajeunesse and Stephen Legari

Trans Inclusion: Shedding light on gender transition and inclusion in the workplace.

By Anna Woten and Alison Kennedy

Searching for Truffles: History Nebraska is using curiosity to grow staff capacity and enrich the museum experience

By Jill Dolbergis

Inspiring Success: Why and how The Henry Ford developed its leadership program

By Tim Johnson, Mike Moseley, and Jim VanBochove

No Stone Left Unturned: How the Oakland Museum of California is practicing equity and inclusion.

By Lori Fogarty, Kelly McKinley, and Ayanna Reed

Ceding Authority and Seeding Trust

By Ben Garcia, Kelly Hyberger, Brandie Macdonald, and Jaclyn Roessel

Discomfort in Learning: Museum audiences react to decolonizing practices.

By Starr Kelly, Angela Raup, Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko

Hiding In Plain Sight: An exhibition showcasing America’s obsession with Native American iconography aims to start a new conversation.

By Paul Chaat Smith

Time for New Norms: Museums must address their systemic inequities if they want to be truly inclusive—and relevant—institutions.

By Chris Taylor

Flies in the Buttermilk: Museums, Diversity, and the Will to Change

By Lonnie G. Bunch Ill
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