JME 43.1: Interpreting Trauma, Memory, and Lived Experience in Museums and Historic Sites
EDITORIAL
From the Editor-in-Chief
Cynthia Robinson
FROM THE GUEST EDITOR
Interpreting Trauma, Memory, and Lived Experience in Museums and Historic Sites
Lauren Zalut
ARTICLES
Creating Safe(r) Spaces for Visitors and Staff in Museum Programs
Mark Katrikh
A Balancing Act: Interpreting Tragedy at the 9/11 Memorial Museum
Noah Rauch
Sharing Lived Experience with Incarceration to Encourage Visitor Empathy: A Case Study Through Conversation
Marvin Robinson & Lauren Zalut
TOOLS, FRAMEWORKS, AND CASE STUDIES
Mindfulness in Art Contemplation. The Story of a Rothko Experience
Fernando Echarri & Carmen Urpi
“Blending” Docent Learning: Using Google Forms Quizzes to Increase Efficiency in Interpreter Education at Fort Henry
Michael P.A. Murphy
STEAM-y Partnerships: A Case of Interdisciplinary Professional Development and Collaboration
Molly L. Kelton & Patti Saraniero
WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS
Can Sensory Gallery Guides for Children with Sensory Processing Challenges Improve Their Museum Experience?
Tina S. Fletcher, Amanda B. Blake & Kathleen E. Shelffo
CONFERENCE REVIEW
The Annual Ecsite Conference: An Engagement and Education Forum for Science Museums
Joseph Roche, Nicola Davis, Jessica Stanley & Mairéad Hurley