Most of us in the museum field feel we have too much work and too little time. No matter how much we get done, our to-do lists never seem to get any shorter—only longer by leaps and bounds. Despite ...

Calling all kindred spirits! Museums and the field of “creative aging” have a wonderful future together. As Aroha Fellow for Museums and Creative Aging for the next two years, I would like to explain ...

Picture this: children and adults alike standing on the grounds of a museum on an early winter morning, sipping hot cocoa. Their eyes reach upward as they watch a three-foot spaceman created by the ...

What is dual leadership and how does it work? Recently, over coffee, I asked these questions of Cheryl Donaldson Moses and Donna Jared, the Co-Executive Directors of the Fort Collins Museum of ...

In this series of posts, EdCom’s Trends Committee is taking a deeper look at emerging phenomena identified in the 2020 edition of TrendsWatch from the Center for the Future of Museums. In this post, ...

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This post is an advertorial written by an organization that serves the museum field. The views, opinions, and positions ...

Science fiction fans will know Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics: a robot must not harm a human; it must obey humans unless doing so causes harm; and it must protect itself unless that conflicts ...

Join AAM for an Affinity Communities Virtual Open House on Friday, August 28th at 2:00pm ET. During this Open House, museum professionals will be able to share their thoughts on hot … ...

Come for one session, one afternoon, or all four days. Member Week is designed to let you participate in whatever is most valuable to you. Registration opens soon. Space will be limited, so save the ...