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NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Dec 10, 2022

Black text on white background, outlined with four overlapping, hand-drawn black rectangular boxes..

Facilitating Body Based Pedagogies in Museum Spaces: The Significance of Addressing Social Location and Positionality

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Dec 10, 2022

Jackie Armstrong (Associate Educator, Visitor Research and Evaluation, Learning and Engagement Department) seated on the right guiding seven Slow Looking seated participants wearing headsets with eyes closed in a visualization and grounding practice exploring color through the senses. Artwork hangs on white walls in the background.

How Explorations of Art, Trauma-Informed Principles and Contemplative Practices Can Come Together to Support…

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Apr 19, 2022

The Art Room: A Social Practice Speculative Curriculum by Two Curious Art Educators

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Apr 19, 2022

Shifting Process / Shifting Practice: Collaborative Remaking at the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Dec 10, 2022

Photograph of activist Zoe Sturges, masked, at a protest. Her right arm is raised in a fist demonstrating solidarity, and she is holding a cardboard sign with handwritten text that reads: “Cops tried to cuff my kindergartner.” The word “kindergartener” is multi-colored, and a pair of cuff links are attached to the sign.

How to Create Change… Through Museums

Alexis Jennings, Museum Educator, National Liberty Museum

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Dec 10, 2022

A photograph of a computer screen is filled with small Zoom squares of people at an online event. The person in the bottom right hand corner is highlighted in yellow to indicate they are speaking.

Art Out Loud: How Participatory Programming Shapes Museums’ Role in Social Change and Community Dialogue

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Apr 19, 2022

Image 1: Two rectangular tables with personal belongings placed on top, accompanied by hand written labels. Some of the belongings include a packet of Mentos, a stuffed toy snake, books, a cat collage, jewellery, a stuffed toy owl, and a dagger.

Re-writing our own curriculum to enact change: Decolonizing museums for professional development and post-graduate…

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Dec 10, 2022

Illustration of a tree with the branches and leaves conveying different areas of contemplative practice, including: stillness, generative, creative, active, relational, movement, and ritual/cyclical. The roots represent communion and connection, and awareness.

Issue 16 Letter from the Editor: Ways of Knowing: Contemplative Practices and Social Justice in Art Museum Education

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Apr 19, 2022

On the importance of possibility and hope in Museum Studies

NAEA Museum Education in Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Dec 10, 2022

“We belong here”: A Virtual Anti-Racist Lesson for Kindergarteners Featuring Artists Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya and…

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Viewfinder: Reflecting on Museum Education

Welcome to Viewfinder, an online publication about the intersection of museum education and social justice from the National Art Education Association's Museum Education Division.

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