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39th Annual Conference of the Association of African American Museums

Robbins House board members attended the 2017 Conference of the Association of African American Museums in Washington DC, thanks to our Institute for Museum and Library Services grant. Maria Madison and Joe Zellner – who have both undergone training for the National Association for Interpretation’s (NAI) African American Interpretation Training on AAAM member sites –…

Boston is Thoreau Country: A Multimedia Series Celebrating Thoreau’s Legacy in the Hub

Old South Meeting House Boston, MA, United States

Two hundred years after Henry David Thoreau’s birth, a distinguished panel considered Thoreau’s lessons for today’s environmental policy, civil disobedience, and our relationships with the natural world. Laura Dassow Walls highlighted the event with her new biography, Henry David Thoreau: A Life. Co-Presented by Old South Meeting House, The Thoreau Society, and the Boston Literary…

Truth and Trust: Museums in a Polarized Society

Sea Crest Beach Hotel 350 Quaker Road, Falmouth, MA

Adding Perspective to our National History; Places Inspiring Community Conversations Join a frank and fruitful discussion on how historic sites can create new, more inclusive museum projects about social justice issues. Gain fresh ways to think about expanding audiences, integrating African American history into old established New England towns, and a critical look at the…

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