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contents African American History and Culture in Museums: Strategic Crossroads and New Opportunities (July 16, 2004) United States History Strategic Planning Museums Library Services African American History African American Students African American Culture Role Fund Raising Marketing Outreach Programs Governance Professional Development Technology Integration On July 16, 2004, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) convened a day-long forum of leaders in the African American museum community, as well as leaders in the museum community at large, to explore the evolving role of African American museums, their contributions, and their challenges. This report provides a synthesis of the July meeting. A clear outcome of the meeting was that IMLS must continue to work closely with the African American museum community to raise awareness about its existing grant opportunities and to create new opportunities. This summary is intended to stimulate further conversation and collaboration between IMLS and the vital constituency of African American museums. Topics discussed were the roles of strategic planning, fundraising, marketing and outreach, museum operations, governance, strengthening and accessing field resources, and challenges ahead. Also presented is a list of forum participants and the text of the National Museum of African American History and Culture Act: Section 7, Educational and Liaison Programs.
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spellingShingle African American History and Culture in Museums: Strategic Crossroads and New Opportunities (July 16, 2004)
United States History
Strategic Planning
Museums
Library Services
African American History
African American Students
African American Culture
Role
Fund Raising
Marketing
Outreach Programs
Governance
Professional Development
Technology Integration
African American History and Culture in Museums: Strategic Crossroads and New Opportunities (July 16, 2004) United States History Strategic Planning Museums Library Services African American History African American Students African American Culture Role Fund Raising Marketing Outreach Programs Governance Professional Development Technology Integration On July 16, 2004, the Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) convened a day-long forum of leaders in the African American museum community, as well as leaders in the museum community at large, to explore the evolving role of African American museums, their contributions, and their challenges. This report provides a synthesis of the July meeting. A clear outcome of the meeting was that IMLS must continue to work closely with the African American museum community to raise awareness about its existing grant opportunities and to create new opportunities. This summary is intended to stimulate further conversation and collaboration between IMLS and the vital constituency of African American museums. Topics discussed were the roles of strategic planning, fundraising, marketing and outreach, museum operations, governance, strengthening and accessing field resources, and challenges ahead. Also presented is a list of forum participants and the text of the National Museum of African American History and Culture Act: Section 7, Educational and Liaison Programs.
title African American History and Culture in Museums: Strategic Crossroads and New Opportunities (July 16, 2004)
topic United States History
Strategic Planning
Museums
Library Services
African American History
African American Students
African American Culture
Role
Fund Raising
Marketing
Outreach Programs
Governance
Professional Development
Technology Integration
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED495800