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JME 49 - 2024 Issues

A collection of photographs that capture learning moments at Holocaust monuments and sites in various areas in the world.

Two photos. Top photo is an old vintage photo of people in the 1900s looking at bones of a large animal in a museum. The photo below is a modern photo of a young woman standing next to a statue in front of seated children.

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Cover of JME 48.1. A blue background with, "words matter", shown in the center of the image.

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Water falls in a light sprinkle over lightly colored circular pebbles.On the upper right hand side, a hand reaches forward to touch the water before it can fall on the rocks.

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A person is shown writing on a wall with a blue pen. The walls and the floor have already been written on numerous times and he is adding to it. Although much of the writing is very small and unreadable, one can see large drawings, such as a Koons dog statue and a pierced ear.

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An image of the cover of the JME issue 48.4. A collage of professionals in the museum education field at Museum Education Roundtable meetings and events.

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An agave tree rises to meet a bright blue sky, studded with white clouds. The sun shines on the tree from the right of the picture plane. The tree has distinct branches that are in bloom.

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A bright blue bench. Hand-lettered text runs across the back and seat. It reads, “This exhibition has asked me to stand for too long. Sit if you agree.”

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Fifteen hands are placed on top of another in a show of teamwork. They all have different skin tones and wear different clothes.

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A large group of people stand outside of a museum that has multiple columns and a decorated pediment. Above the museum are the words, "We Need," and below it is the word, "Change".

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A graphic depicting a map of the United States and Europe based on a photo of Earth from space at night. There are small pictures of museums over the U.S. and Germany, with curved lines connecting the museums.

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A series of many individual, pink rose petals. The rose petals are dried, pressed flat and arranged so that the petals are overlapping one another in an organized grid. Each petal is unique in color shade, texture, and shape or size. The grid of pressed rose petals forms a larger rectangle.

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Many people rush past a large oil painting in a museum. They are moving so quickly that they become a blur.

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An outside view of a brick museum with many windows. Superimposed over the museum are the words, "Museum temporarily closed due to Covid-19 pandemic."

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Beyond The Cult

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