Excited for #MuseumsCivicDiscourse at #ncph2016! Help shape the discussion: https://t.co/X5bRUuv4kK

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) February 24, 2016

Checking out @PorchiaMuseM's new post on @incluseum (https://t.co/2Vv8bACv61). What an asset to #museumscivicdiscourse at #ncph2016!

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) March 10, 2016

For #MuseumsCivicDiscourse @artstuffmatters wrote a case study on #museumsrespondtoferguson https://t.co/wnsgGts4Z8

— aleiabrown (@CollardStudies) March 14, 2016

Our #MuseumsCivicDiscourse work group presents 3.17 #ncph2016 #museumsrespondtoferguson

— aleiabrown (@CollardStudies) March 14, 2016

All case studies for #MuseumsCivicDiscourse work group, including mine, are here https://t.co/GzMHiBxjpg. #ncph2016

— aleiabrown (@CollardStudies) March 14, 2016

So excited to be participating in the #MuseumsCivicDiscourse Working Group later this week at #ncph2016! https://t.co/LeVRfHHUvZ

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 14, 2016

Going to #ncph2016? You can still contribute to, and attend the working group #MuseumsCivicDiscourse: https://t.co/TdwZWjpWWM It's Thursday!

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) March 15, 2016

Discussion: exchange of ideas organized toward goal achievement. Debate: arguing to sway to a POV. #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 16, 2016

Dialogue definition from @SitesConscience #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse c. @CTHumanities @PublicDiscourse pic.twitter.com/w9pD2FcaHg

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 16, 2016

@SitesConscience Arc of Dialogue follows narrative arc common 2 book/movie plots #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse pic.twitter.com/V4ATM8cNyI

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 16, 2016

Arc of dialogue incorporates 4 truths (forensic, personal, social, reconciliatory) #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse pic.twitter.com/GpdSjmG8AI

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 16, 2016

dialogic questions r open ended but open-ended Qs are not necessarily dialogic. #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse pic.twitter.com/CI8YTvUejU

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 16, 2016

Finally reading the #MuseumsCivicDiscourse case statements & getting really excited for our convo tomorrow #ncph2016 https://t.co/LeVRfHHUvZ

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 16, 2016

Final prep for #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse WG2 underway @aleiabrown @PorchiaMuseM @intersectionist @RachelFeinmark et al !

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 17, 2016

Let's fill those gaps in knowledge! #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016 https://t.co/TAabXUTxzX

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) March 17, 2016

Book is only "one layer" of this public history endeavor: multi-lingual digital efforts. Great model for #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) March 17, 2016

Excited to get started with the #MuseumsCivicDiscourse working group at #ncph2016! Should be a great conversation with a full room.

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

Getting ready hear a "working group" discussion on museums and civic discourse at #ncph2016 #wg2 pic.twitter.com/cVNVVVxY3S

— Max van Balgooy (@Maxvanbalgooy) March 17, 2016

Defining civic discourse broadly. #ncph2016 #wg2 pic.twitter.com/hrejylPbVr

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

Full house for #Museumscivicdiscourse working group, happening now in Maryland B #ncph2016 pic.twitter.com/9kMR94MEWi

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

One of major theme one #wg2 participant saw was need to adequately train volunteers to address these issues. Yes! #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

@nicotron3000: Defining "public" and "civic" are key issues in discussing civic discourse in museum work. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

.@RachelFeinmark points out that entire #MuseumsCivicDiscourse working group is women–who talks about these issues, who doesn't #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown says better standards of citation is part of more inclusive practice in general. #ncph #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Fascinating start to the #MuseumsCivicDiscourse session at #ncph2016. Case statements: https://t.co/WdraPfEeXP pic.twitter.com/ZELJ4Vwwwb

— Eli Pousson 🚮🚲👋🏼 (@elipousson) March 17, 2016

Love the turn of phrase “politics of citation.” Acknowledge radical arguments & their roots. #wg2 #NCPH2016 https://t.co/jSEH8QKf5E

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

@joanftroyano asks how do we get the public to self-select and enter into conversations of privilege & civic discourse? #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

@aleiabrown Addressing the importance of the politics of citation, giving credit where it's due #wg2 #ncph2016

— Ashley B. Claybrooks (@NicNat_artifakz) March 17, 2016

.@intersectionist says frank conversations about audience composition are part of building civic discourse. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

@intersectionist says "museum superpower" can be exposing existing audiences to new conversations. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Tricky thing about any discussion of “community” is that there are many perspectives within any defined community. #wg2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

.@curatoriologist says that civic discourse goes beyond inclusion and diversity to the keystone of being welcoming. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

#ncph2016 #wg2 #museumsCivicDiscourse GREAT group of women scholars and activists

— Barbara Little (@barbarajlittle) March 17, 2016

@curatoriologist: "If we want all the 'civic' to take part in 'discourse,' museums need to be welcoming." #amen #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

Joining a breakout group in #wg2 to discuss working group topics. #FantasticFourx2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

And like that the audience was excluded from the working group. Welp. #challengingexclusion?#ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

The challenge of making museums more inclusive is ongoing and perpetual. No “Mission Accomplished” or end in sight. #wg2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

The museum as a power structure (board members, donors, etc) and who gets to shape the narrative a consistent theme of #wg2 convos #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

The first step to welcoming civic discourse into the museum might be to make museums more welcoming. #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

Now reporting back from working group of Museums and Civic Discourse break out sessions. #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

First up: self critique of museums. #wg2 #ncph2016 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000 introduces Self-Critique group's thoughts: sorting out the turn to diversity in museums #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Fruitful discussion re: celebratory "you-can-do-it" history & acknowledging/highlighting systemic inequality/disadvantages. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

Snuck into #wg2 halfway through—interesting discussion on critical museum historiography and how to build on it in our own work #ncph2016

— Suzanne Fischer | @[email protected] (@publichistorian) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000: historiography of self-critique in museums, and situate it context of other scholarly crit #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Happy surprise to find that #ncph2016 #wg2 is an @ACLS1919 public fellows power team – @nicotron3000 @joanftroyano

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000: how do we situate museums within the context of the social movements that created them? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000: we need to situate history of museums with histories of race, colonialism, empire, etc. #wg2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000 wants us to think about museums in part of social mov'ts … and not just progressive ones. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Next break out group: Defining publics, civics, and community. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

What is the relationship between museums and social movements (for better or for worse)? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

Great question: How do you close gaps without replacing for existing community members to retire? #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Engaging community members with content creation is key, but compensating them is equally important. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

How do we find a way to reimburse community members for the knowledge creation we want them to do in communities? #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

How do we bring people into these conversations when they self-select out? Who is the "community?" #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000: not all social movements that create museums are progressive, e of confederate museums #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Another #MuseumCivicDiscourse Q: Who is doing this well internationally? How do we learn more? #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

@AmeliaTGrabow Someone answered "Look to Glasgow." #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

@curatoriologist killin it with the in-the-moment note-taking. #nonstop #ncph2016 #wg2 pic.twitter.com/K5pKNCMJa5

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

Access group: How to make museums welcoming spaces for human needs? How can school tours open more doors? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@joanftroyano: what does a welcoming museum look like? #wg2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

How to make museums about more than just display? How to identify structures in which museums are situated? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Love this .. and thinking about school group tours as more than "behavioral control tours." #ncph2016 #wg2 https://t.co/ZanBqJFB6d

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Boiling it down: what does a museum do and who decides? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown reports back for historicity group: engaging politics of citation. Stop citing same sources #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

#NCPH2016 @joanftroyano asks "What do museums do and who decides?" #wg2

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown constantly citing John Cotton Dana on museums and inclusivity doesn't help us deal with #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

#wg2 #ncph2016 Who do we cite? (Too much @johncottondana) What kinds of objects do we value?

— Suzanne Fischer | @[email protected] (@publichistorian) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown importance of politics of citation including material culture contributions #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

@joanftroyano: "The real question is 'What does a museum do and who decides?'" Our group discussed this re: boards & funders #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown Intellectual production may not come in written form but still critical to acknowledge #wg2 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM also on historicity: knowing your own institution's history on these issues is essential #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown Intellectual production may not come in written form but still critical to acknowledge #wg2 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM also on historicity: knowing your own institution's history on these issues is essential #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Major theme: Be familiar with organizations history of exclusion. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM essential to know the history legacy of exclusion at the institution you work at #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Essential to reveal historical practices of exclusion w/in institutions #ncph2016 #wg2 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

Community is not a monolith. Presenter recommends thinking about "communities." #wg2 #ncph2016 #MuseumCivicDiscourse

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Audible gasp follows administrator's internal memo: "How can we include African American audiences, and on what day?" #ncph2016 #wg2

— Dr. Chelsea Denault (@Chelsea_Denault) March 17, 2016

This discussion badly reinforces how much we need more studies on the history of exclusion & discrimination at National Parks #WG2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM what would an ideal museum board look like? Beware of respectability politics #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Institutional history is a key way to inform current museum practice – need longer memories in museums. #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown: critical to be ok with discomfort, and be willing to fail. Just TRY. #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Respectability politics also at play. What's respectable at the museum? To the community? #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Be comfortable with discomfort- just TRY, says @aleiabrown #ncph2016 #wg2

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

“Just try,” says @aleiabrown. Don’t let place of discomfort paralyze you. #wg2 #ncph2016

— Suzanne Fischer | @[email protected] (@publichistorian) March 17, 2016

@aleiabrown: Be cognizant of this moment, and how it connects to the past. Everything has a history. #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Audience discussion point: difficulty of board members with conflicting goals to curators and community #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Should one of our goals be to diversify our idea of "respectable." Or break down the barrier of respectability? #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

How can one move beyond their discomfort in doing museum work…TRY! @aleiabrown #wg2 #ncph2016

— Ashley B. Claybrooks (@NicNat_artifakz) March 17, 2016

Major takeaway from #wg2 on #MuseumCivicDiscourse: Try. #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Nick from @nps: we need a history of NPS's involvement exclusion: segregated facilities, native land stolen #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

On exclusion, @NickSacco55 brings up exclusion & segregation in NPS. Example: Stone's River CW park had separate facilities. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM: this history of exclusion is one reason why PoC don't go to museums and parks still #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@NickSacco55 suggests anniversary and #FindYourPark is an opportunity to dig deeper into this. NPS take note! #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Maaaan, #WG2 on civic engagement and #s14 on women's history at historic sites keep intersecting! #ncph2016 https://t.co/iHIE19Qxpy

— Rebecca Ortenberg (@historein) March 17, 2016

It’s easy for contemporary employees of NPS to dismiss agency’s whiteness b/c they don’t have knowledge of agency’s history. #wg2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM says that the legacy of exclusion from sites like NPS/ Museums is still strong collective memory #ncph2016 #wg2

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

Laura Schiavo: The bs of the idea that the National Parks are "democratic spaces," very old rhetoric #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

History of exclusion leads to modern non-participation. People learned that parks & museums were not for them. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@PorchiaMuseM: disengagement from museums must be seen as part of a legacy of exclusion, not disinterest #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

.@LincolnsCottage keeps coming up as an example of an organization that's working hard to have real civic discourse. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@LincolnsCottage as example where an activist board has made all the difference in terms of what site does #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Inclusion on both sides of the exhibit is important. #wg2 #ncph2016 #MuseumCivicDiscourse

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Audience comment: essential that people who look like community work at the museum for them to feel welcome #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Need to reach out to #HBCUs, where public history isn't even a concept, to recruit future public historians #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@aleiabrown: Got great training in public history @CoppinStateUniv–plenty of qualified black historians #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@artstuffmatters: even fewer poc in art history at the college level and beyond, need for visibility #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Audience comment: why doesn't @NCPH reach out to HBCUs? @HowardU also has excellent Public History program #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Appreciating discussion about addressing/confronting not just the field, but our indiv institutions’ legacies of inequality #ncph2016 #wg2

— Suzanne Fischer | @[email protected] (@publichistorian) March 17, 2016

Annie from @easternstate on it taking queer and poc staff to notice gaps in interp: tokens and trailblazers #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Great final questions: What essays would you like to read/write for our volume? #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Historically oppressed groups as tokens as well as trailblazers w/in #publichistory institutions #ncph2016 #wg2 #MuseumCivicDiscourse

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

"Othered" people in position of being at once tokenized and the trailblazers of the narrative. #wg2 #ncph2016 https://t.co/XzGRgCkAvd

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

"Othered" people in position of being at once tokenized and the trailblazers of the narrative. #wg2 #ncph2016 https://t.co/XzGRgCkAvd

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Why are we so invested in using museums for thee conversations? Do they have too much baggage? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Participant questions: Do museums have too much baggage to do effective work for social justice? Do we need museums? #WG2 #NCPH2016

— Nick Sacco (@NickSacco55) March 17, 2016

Great final points. @intersectionist "Are museums the right tool?"
Another panelist "What do we want museums to do?"#ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

One participant: K-12 teachers need to be part of #MuseumCivicDiscourse discussion. #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Audience comment: tendency to forget high school teachers: they are trained as historians too! #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Audience member asks, "What about k-12 teachers?" Prime space for #civicdiscourse #ncph2016 #wg2

— Julie Peterson (@juliegpeterson) March 17, 2016

Audience comment: from constructivist pov, need to get visitors to exercise empathy muscles #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Another participant: Is there a role for the discipline of psychology in the field? #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Suzanne Fisher at Oakland Museum, founded in the '60s, but still need to look at legacy of oppression #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Complicity an important term being introduced in this discussion. #wg2 #ncph2016 #MuseumCivicDiscourse

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@cjceglio wraps up fab #MuseumsCivicDiscourse–continuing the conversation online on case statements https://t.co/LeVRfHHUvZ #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

There will be an off-program session on #MuseumsCivicDiscourse @AAMers conference–stay tuned for date and time #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

Jennifer Scott of @JAHHM: interested in seeing more about the 1960s/70s movements that created museums #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@nicotron3000: Concerned with the question of expertise: who is authorized to be a historian? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@artstuffmatters is making a critical race toolkit for art museums–what a great idea! #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

International Journal on the Inclusive Museum: Latest addition to my too read list. Thanks @intersectionist ! #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

Fundraising discussion is a huge part of how we make inclusivity and civic discourse a greater part of museums. #ncph2016 #wg2

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

.@qualqueen: how does the learning continue after discussion at the museum? How do people apply to lives? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@cjceglio Interested in when museums first say that should be places where people convene for discourse #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

.@cjceglio: how do we identify documentation of exclusion in the archive, and what do we do with it? #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016

— Dr. Lyra D. Monteiro (she/zie) is not leaving. (@intersectionist) March 17, 2016

"Museums are places people should convene to grapple with problems." – Clarissa Celigio #wg2 #ncph2016

— Amelia T. Grabowski (@AmeliaTGrabow) March 17, 2016

#ncph2016 #wg2 It starts w/ staff, management & board. Elitism abounds. Patrons pick up unconscious messages. https://t.co/dW0XlRhI50

— Ransom Place Matters (@freeman_ransom) March 17, 2016

#ncph2016 #wg2 Bob Marley Museum in Kingston does a great job in explaining the political & social context of reggae https://t.co/GEgdjey6yz

— Ransom Place Matters (@freeman_ransom) March 17, 2016

#ncph2016 #wg2 Mount Vernon not as much. Beautiful setting but sanitized. Pristine slaves' quarters. Not believeable https://t.co/GEgdjey6yz

— Ransom Place Matters (@freeman_ransom) March 17, 2016

Thanks #wg2 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse for a really interesting and invigorating afternoon! Looking forward to next steps. #ncph2016

— Rachel Feinmark (@RachelFeinmark) March 17, 2016

This was also part of #wg2 after session discussion #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016 https://t.co/G8vCQsYcWn

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 18, 2016

A fave #ncph2016 #wg2 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse attendee idea card begins: "So…I'm breaking the rules a bit." Huzzah divergent thinking!

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 18, 2016

Relates to discussions at #ncph2016 #wg2 #MuseumsCivicDiscourse Will add 2 project library https://t.co/bWys3lLnK8 https://t.co/AZBD38Mh56

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 18, 2016

To all at #MuseumsCivicDiscourse #ncph2016 THX from @qualqueen @curatoriologist @nicotron3000 @JAHHM J Scott & me pic.twitter.com/qpeEV432Hw

— Clarissa Ceglio, PhD (@cjceglio) March 18, 2016

RT @publichistorian: “Just try,” says @aleiabrown. Don’t let place of discomfort paralyze you. #wg2 #ncph2016

— Susan Ferentinos (@HistorySue) March 18, 2016

Thanks to all for a great session on #MuseumsCivicDiscourse @cjceglio @nicotron3000 @intersectionist @aleiabrown @artstuffmatters et al!!

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) March 18, 2016

Stay involved in shaping #MuseumsCivicDiscourse digital volume via twitter, email, and the blog: https://t.co/TdwZWj8lyc #ncph2016

— Elena Gonzales (@curatoriologist) March 18, 2016