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I love that there have been so many panels at #aaslh2020 filled w/ BIPOC.
I'm also uncomfortable with questions being asked to these panels about "how can my institution consider race / achieve equity, etc.?"
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I'm also uncomfortable with questions being asked to these panels about "how can my institution consider race / achieve equity, etc.?"
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This is a great first step, but also these issues can't be solved in a couple of mins or with a single question.
I'm glad this is a priority that's on people's minds, and I don't want to shame the asking.
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I'm glad this is a priority that's on people's minds, and I don't want to shame the asking.
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But also this work requires long term commitment and investment. #aaslh2020 /3
Excited for Day 3 of #AASLH2020, starting with Critical Issues Forum: Challenges, Opportunities, and the Future of Historical Organizations
Panelists include: @ERaelGalvez of Creative Strategies 360, Cassie Chinn of @winglukemuseum, @NEHchair
Jon Peede and Gretchen Sorin of
@CoopGradProgram
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Jon Peede and Gretchen Sorin of
@CoopGradProgram
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From the comments: "You're on mute: our new national motto." #AASLH2020 😂
Psyched for this panel, and will thread together my tweets in this thread. #BMM #AASLH2020
Museums cannot be community centers, but they can be at the center of their community. - Felicia Bell referring to recent words by @SmithsonianSec. #AASLH2020
So excited for this session just starting with @ArianaCurtis413 for #AASLH2020. See thread here!
@ArianaCurtis413 .@OEatonMartinez 's land acknowledgements are appreciated, and his button/background game is on point. #AASLH2020
@ArianaCurtis413 Loving @ArianaCurtis413 's blue blazer. gotta love a great royal blue!
Excited to kick off #AASLH2020 day 2 with another great panel on community engagement!
I LOVE when people start by telling us how their thinking about their panel has shifted. Because let's be real - this always happens. I love when people lean into this. #AASLH2020
Goal of panel: to radically re-think what it is museums have to offer communities; how can organizations better support communities. Hoping that audience will feel inspired and empowered to take a risk to make change #AASLH2020
Getting ready for the panel: Empathy: Silver Bullet or Kryptonite at #AASLH2020. Will collect my tweets from this session here.
Fundamental question - is this a super power or a fundamental weakness of public historians. Welcome to @1Facilitateher @ameliawig @KayleighBinDC @sarahjencks @smanny Can't wait! #AASLH2020
Excited to learn from some amazing women during the first #aaslh2020 panel: #MeToo, and #BlackLivesMatter: Black Women Leaders Overcoming the Double Burden
@OEatonMartinez reminds us to get in good trouble, necessary trouble, along with taking time to #saytheirnames. Especially poignant this morning after the #BreonnaTaylor decision last night. #AASLH2020
Only 4% of museum leadership is women of color!! @HistoryGonWrong sharing statistics about the very low number of women of color in museum fields.
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