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We support the National Council on Public History's call for the Governor of Missouri to return the Missouri State Museum's LGBTQ+ exhibit to its capitol building space, and share this recent well-sourced piece which details the political machinations that got it removed in the first place.
How the LGBTQ exhibit was removed from the Missouri Capitol
themissouritimes.com
The display, “Making History: Kansas City and the Rise of Gay Rights,” was meant to be in the Capitol from the end of August until December.
What did you do this summer? We'll begin a tour of fantastic internship projects with this one by our brilliant graduate student Britney Henry:
exhibitions.lib.udel.edu
University of Delaware Special Collections & Museums 181 S. College Avenue Newark, DE 19717-5267 +1 302-831-2229 AskSpec AskMuseums
We love this! Doctors prescribing (subsidized) visits to museums to promote wellness...
Museum Visits Prescribed to Combat Covid-Related Stress
www.museumnext.com
Medical professionals in Belgium have been told that they will be given permission to prescribe visits to museums in an effort to deal with a...
Museum Studies faculty and staff are consulting with Newark's African American community to preserve and interpret the history of New London Road, which has been deeply impacted by University expansion and related redevelopment over the last several decades. We'll post more as the preservation and exhibition elements of this work unfold. #museumswithoutwalls
Virtual event will celebrate legacy of Newark’s historically Black community
www.newarkpostonline.com
A virtual event next week will celebrate the legacy of School Hill, Newark’s historically Black community.
What happens when museums are used to pay lip service to public engagement? Especially in a nation with 45 museums dedicated to exploring war and only one explicitly focused on peace?
The D.C. peace museum that never happened
www.washingtonpost.com
A promised public museum at the congressionally chartered U.S. Institute of Peace never materialized. Why?