New blog post from Museums & Race, asking us to rethink our scarcity mindset when it comes to resources:
“Most communities of color already know that declining access to resources is simply an invitation to think creatively and strategically about how to make the most of what is available in ways that can benefit the most people.”
https://museumsandrace.org/2026/02/24/report-card-spotlight-resources/
New blog post from Museums & Race with ideas on how increasing transparency in key decisions can lead to better community support. The Smithsonian’s changing of a label on presidential impeachments provides the backdrop. #Museums #MuseumsAndRace #museumsAreNotNuetral
https://museumsandrace.org/2025/10/14/report-card-spotlight-transparency/
The latest blog post from Museums & Race asks how our institutions remain responsive to the diverse communities we serve in an environment increasingly hostile towards DEI work.
What does it mean to be a responsive museum, and how can the Museums & Race Report Card help you in your institution, in whatever position you serve.
https://museumsandrace.org/2025/07/15/report-card-spotlight-responsiveness/
In the past 100 days, museums have been targeted by the new regime. In this new blog post from #MuseumsAndRace, we reflect on what has happened and offer paths to push back.
https://museumsandrace.org/2025/05/02/curate-action-in-the-face-of-curated-chaos/
The second of a series of monthly blog posts by Museums & Race looks at a case study in Representation: https://museumsandrace.org/2025/03/27/report-card-spotlight-representation/
In the first of a series of monthly blog posts by Museums & Race, authors will look at each of the tenets of the Museums & Race Report Card and write about how to continue valuing this work in this current landscape.
First up, Funding: https://museumsandrace.org/2025/02/28/report-card-spotlight-funding/
George Garner
