diversity

Access and Inclusion Case Study: Connecting Students to the Museum Field

By Amy Miller and Sarah Sims

Taking a Stand: Prisons Today, The Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site Award Winner

By Nicole Frankhouser

Tools and Resources In the Wake of Charlottesville

By Cecelia Walls

Missouri History Museum Exhibit Highlights St. Louis’ Role in Civil Rights Movement

By Local Host Committee

Diversity, Equity, Accessibility, and Inclusion FAQ: AAM’s Annual Meeting Initiatives

By Stephanie Szurek

Reflections on AAM’s Board Diversity Training

By Laura Lott

Latest Stories from AAM

From Stodgy to Story – Glensheen’s historic transformation

Image of a Lucie sitting near an open window which is fuzzy in the background. She is wearing a pale green top and dark rimmed glasses. She has shoulder length wavy dirty blond hair.
By Lucie B. Amundsen
Alliance Blog
In 2013, it was clear that Glensheen, the historic Congdon estate on Lake Superior was in decline—and it wasn’t just a brick and mortar problem. “Our attendance that year was at a low of …

Exploring the Future Through the Museum of Banned Objects

By Elizabeth Merritt
Center for the Future Of Museums Blog
One way futurists expand our thinking is through the creation of immersive scenarios: physical embodiments of possible futures. In one of my favorite examples, futurist Jake Dunagan …

Museums & Climate Change: A Global Response

Headshot of a woman standing in front of a wooden wall with green leafy ivy hanging from above.
By Sarah Sutton
Environmental Sustainability
At the first International Symposium on Museums & Climate Change*, held April 10 – 13 in Manchester, UK, seventy-five or more attendees gathered to explore how museums can and should …