Recorded Session: How Climate and Race Intersect with Museum Work in a Pandemic

Recorded On: 09/11/2020

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Session Description

How Climate and Race Intersect with Museum Work in a Pandemic is a Pre-Recorded session of the 2020 AASLH Online Annual Meeting.

The Sustainability and Climate Committee examines how this moment of profound disruption is an opportunity to reset and rethink our practice, and to use sustainability (including social, economic, and environmental well-being) to strengthen the role of cultural heritage in American life. This dialogue applies sustainability thinking to the COVID-19 crisis as the first of three important and strongly-linked topics: COVID-19, Race and Equity, and Climate Change.

Speakers

Chair: Sarah W. Sutton Sustainable Museums, Tacoma, WA

Andre Taylor Speaking Culturally, North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC

Douglas Worts WorldViews Consulting, Toronto, ON, Canada

Jeremy Linden Linden Preservation, LLC, Brockport, NY

Details

RECORDED DATE: September 11, 2020

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