1st Edition
Open(ing) Authority Through Community Engagement Museums & Social Issues 7:2 Thematic Issue
156 Pages
by
Routledge
156 Pages
by
Routledge
156 Pages
by
Routledge
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First Published in 2016. Part of the journal on reflective discourse, museums and social issues, Volume 7, number 2 is concerned with opening authority through community engagement and includes articles on a variety of topics.
1. Introduction
Elizabeth A. Bollwerk and Natalye B. Tate
2. Footprints of the Ancestors: Reengaging Hopi Youth with Their Culture
George Gumerman, Joelle Clark, Elmer J. Satala, and Ruby Chimerica
3. Chicago Cultural Alliance: Promoting Social Change and Cultural Diversity
Rebeccah Sanders and Elise Fulara
4. From Memory to Action: Multisited Visitor Action at the United States Holocaust Memorial
Joy Sather-Wagstaff and Rebekah Sobel
5. Engaging Chicago's Communities in Climate Action
Mario Longoni and Ryan Lugalia-Hollon
6. Paradoxes in Designs for New Philadelphia National Historic Landmark
Kathryn O. Fay and Christopher Fennel
7. The C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa: Community Engagement at an Archaeological Site
Robert P. Connolly, Samantha E. Gibbs, and Mallory L. Bader
8. To Form a More Perfect Union: National Civil Rights Museum
Tracy Lauritzen Wright
9. Public Art and Exhibitions Made for a Social Purpose
Robyn Buseman, Thora Jacobson, and Cynthia Little
10. Museums as Third Places or What? Accessing the Social Without Reservations
Natalye B. Tate
11. Concluding Comments
Elizabeth A. Bollwerk
Elizabeth A. Bollwerk and Natalye B. Tate
2. Footprints of the Ancestors: Reengaging Hopi Youth with Their Culture
George Gumerman, Joelle Clark, Elmer J. Satala, and Ruby Chimerica
3. Chicago Cultural Alliance: Promoting Social Change and Cultural Diversity
Rebeccah Sanders and Elise Fulara
4. From Memory to Action: Multisited Visitor Action at the United States Holocaust Memorial
Joy Sather-Wagstaff and Rebekah Sobel
5. Engaging Chicago's Communities in Climate Action
Mario Longoni and Ryan Lugalia-Hollon
6. Paradoxes in Designs for New Philadelphia National Historic Landmark
Kathryn O. Fay and Christopher Fennel
7. The C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa: Community Engagement at an Archaeological Site
Robert P. Connolly, Samantha E. Gibbs, and Mallory L. Bader
8. To Form a More Perfect Union: National Civil Rights Museum
Tracy Lauritzen Wright
9. Public Art and Exhibitions Made for a Social Purpose
Robyn Buseman, Thora Jacobson, and Cynthia Little
10. Museums as Third Places or What? Accessing the Social Without Reservations
Natalye B. Tate
11. Concluding Comments
Elizabeth A. Bollwerk
Biography
Elizabeth A. Bollwerk, Natalye B. Tate, Robert P. Connolly
