Reconsidering Museums, a national project, sets out to answer the question, what do museums mean to Canadians? Through a rearticulation of the value of museums and a rebrand of the sector, this project aims to support museums with the tools and language necessary to better connect with and serve their communities, deepening their relationship, and therefore their relevance, to the Canadian public.
Caroline Loewen, Project Lead, Alberta Museums Association What do Canadians see as the value of museums for them, their communities, and forCanada? Reconsidering Museums, a three-year national project, sets out
Outreach & Online Programming at the Estevan Art Gallery & MuseumIn conversation with Karly Garnier, Education, Outreach, and Programming Coordinator, Estevan Art Gallery & Museum. The early days of COVID-19:For
Online Programming at the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame In conversation with Vickie Krauss, Administrative Assistant/Education Coordinator, Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame The early days of COVID-19:When the Saskatchewan Sports Hall
Online Programming at the Moose Jaw Museum & Art GalleryIn conversation with Christy Schweiger, Education Coordinator, Moose Jaw Museum & Art Gallery. The early days of COVID-19: Before COVID, the
Today, along with the rest of the country, we heard the announcement from Chief Delorme from Cowessess First Nation about the discovery of 751 unmarked graves at the site of the
It has been a year since the COVID-19 pandemic was first declared. A year since the first lockdown started in March of 2020. A year since museums had to first
2020 has been a year to remember. The continued COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all of us, both personally and professionally, in a myriad of ways. Many museums across the country
The intention of this guide is to provide cultural and heritage organizations with some points of consideration when contemplating the task of re-opening after the forced COVID-19 closure. There are
