Women's Museum of California的动态

Worth a quick read.

Today begins Women’s History Month! Consider becoming a charter member of the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum. Coming March 8: the "first digital exhibition,?'Becoming Visible: Bringing American Women’s History Into Focus,' will?introduce you to our work expanding the story of America, by confronting how women’s histories have been recorded and remembered, lost and recovered." https://lnkd.in/gFeYHEMM

In celebration of Women's History Month, try one or all of these fun activities with your child to help inspire them! ★ Help children recognize and celebrate their worth. ★ Learn about past female leaders through NJ Women’s History Project. ★ Learn about women’s history by visiting the National Women’s History Museum online exhibits. ★ Read books about the rich tapestry of inspiring women throughout history. Which activity will you try first?

Explore insights into how high-performing arts organizations are serving communities of color in this report that reveals 21 organization's unique strengths, priorities, and challenges. From a focus on artistic standards to community engagement, these organizations have much to teach us. Dive into the full report from The Wallace Foundation for insights from leaders about their organizations' resilience and impact: https://lnkd.in/eQBqpAsf "A Spotlight on Organizations of Color" is based on a follow-up study to an earlier 2020 SMU DataArts study.

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During #BlackHistoryMonth this year, we are reflecting on what we’ve learned about how to lead with aspirations and strengths, and the importance of centering community voices to tell their own stories, celebrate successes, and pursue their goals and dreams.?Learn more in our latest blog post: https://lnkd.in/enj3vXs4

I think about how this video also applies to those who think of becoming faculty and working in education in general. The article/podcast/report by Howe and Thompson in nature (found here: https://lnkd.in/ePBcsB6N. ) shows that we do not get faculty from most institutions from many institutions from which they could originate. I, myself, did not graduate from any of the institutions that commonly produce faculty, but if we do not bring in faculty from other institutions and places, what does that do to the voices lost and the experiences not present in academia? Just a thought as I listened to this piece.

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