JME 42.2: Identifying and Transforming Racism in Museum Education
EDITORIAL
From the Editor-in-Chief
Cynthia Robinson
FROM THE GUEST EDITORS
Identifying and Transforming Racism in Museum Education
Marit Dewhurst & Keonna Hendrick
Interactions with content
Inclusion Requires Fracturing
Swarupa Anila
Desegregating Conversations about Race and Identity in Culturally Specific Museums
Lovisa Brown, Caren Gutierrez, Janine Okmin & Susan McCullough
Interactions with audience
Voice: Reflections on an Artist-Led Program at the Met
Maya Valladares
Activating Diversity and Inclusion: A Blueprint for Museum Educators as Allies and Change Makers
Wendy Ng, Syrus Marcus Ware & Alyssa Greenberg
Interactions with institutional practices
From Systemic Exclusion to Systemic Inclusion: A Critical Look at Museums
Chris Taylor
Doing the Work: A Discussion on Visioning and Realizing Racial Equity in Museums
Radiah Harper and Keonna Hendrick
WHAT THE RESEARCH SAYS
Interactive Learning Units on Museum Websites
Cordelia Chong and Diantha Smith
TOOLS, FRAMEWORKS, AND CASE STUDIES
Application and Adaptation of an Institutional Learning Framework
Susan Foutz and Claire Thoma Emmons
CORRIGENDUM
Corrigendum: “Appreciation of Authenticity Promotes Curiosity: Implications for Object-based Learning in Museums”
Louise Bunce