This session will use live and recorded performances, case studies and discussion to explore ways that museum theater is used to interpret controversial and culturally sensitive issues such as tolerance, constitutional rights, and climate change and environmental sustainability.
The audience leads this session on envisioning the future of membership, including who our members will be, what they might want, and how we'll find them or they'll find us.
Engage with three successful directors who came up uncommon paths, providing practical information to apply to your own goals and situation, and changing your thinking about who should lead museums.
Panelists will share their knowledge and expertise on creative ways in which small museums can start their own traveling exhibition program and how to locate others across the country.
Learn how to apply valuable lessons from learning theorists to the exhibition design process, creating stronger, more meaningful experiences for your guests.
Join us to hear about the American Association for State and Local History's new StEPs program, which helps small and mid-sized history museums assess current policies and practices using the field's first set of Basic, Good and Better performance indicators.
