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Inclusive Museum Leader

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

05.07.2021

Abbildungen

4 BW Illustrations, 17 BW Photos

Herausgeber

Catlin-Legutko Cinnamon + weitere

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

326

Maße (L/B/H)

26/18,3/2,2 cm

Gewicht

810 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5381-5224-9

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

05.07.2021

Abbildungen

4 BW Illustrations, 17 BW Photos

Herausgeber

Verlag

Bloomsbury Academic

Seitenzahl

326

Maße (L/B/H)

26/18,3/2,2 cm

Gewicht

810 g

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-5381-5224-9

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: Inclusive Museum Leader
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  • Frontmatter
    Quotes
    Preface
    PART ONE - SETTING THE STAGE
    1. With Fierce Intention
    by Joanne Jones-Rizzi (she/her)
    Black/bi-racial/queer/cisgender/no known disabilities
    2. The Three-Body Problem of Museums
    by Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko (she/her)
    White/female/straight/cisgender/middle class/no known disabilities
    3. Creating the Just Leader: Inclusive Leadership and Organizational Justice
    by Chris Taylor (he/him)
    biracial/male/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Two Change Agents, Two Cups of Coffee: A Conversation between Cinnamon Catlin-Legutko and Chris TaylorCinnamon Catlin-Legutko and Chris Taylor
    Examining Implicit Bias Activity
    PART TWO - CHANGE IS REQUIRED
    5. Anatomy of a Movement
    by Armando Perla (he/him)
    POC/Latinx/male/queer/cisgender/living with disabilities
    6. How Should Inclusive Museum Leadership Respond to COVID-(16)19?
    by Omar Eaton-Martínez (he/him)
    Black Puerto Rican/male/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    7. Hope is Not a Metaphor: An Annotated Guide to 25 Essential Skills for Museum Leaders
    by Lisa Yun Lee (she/her)
    Asian/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    8. 2020: A Harsh Teacher for Leaders
    by Terri Lee Freeman (she/her)
    Black/female/cisgender/no known disabilities
    9. Doing the Work: Because Checking the Box is not Enough
    by Dina A. Bailey (she/her)
    biracial/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    10. To Be of Use and Beloved: A Conversation with Kelly McKinley
    Kelly McKinley (she/her)
    White/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    The Johari Window Activity
    PART THREE - INCLUSIVE LEADERSHIP
    11. Dear White Colleague: Thoughts on Inclusive Museum Leadership from a Colleague of Color
    by Lisa Sasaki (she/her)
    Asian American/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    12. Beyond a Scarcity Mindset: My Path Toward Inclusive Leadership
    by Ashley Rogers (she/her)
    White/female/cisgender/no known disabilities
    13. Diary of a Woke Latina Leader
    by Susana Smith Bautista (she/her)
    White/Latina/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Developing Self Awareness Activity
    14. Motion Sickness: Care, Compassion, and the Future of Museums
    by Esme Ward
    White/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    15. 8:46:40
    by Devon M. Akmon (he/him)
    Arab American/male
    16. Grounded in Community: A Conversation with Stacey Halfmoon
    Stacey Halfmoon (she/her)
    American Indian/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    The Ladder of Inference Activity
    PART FOUR - VALUES AND ACTION
    17. Inclusive Design Centers Disabled People's Agency
    by Beth Ziebarth (she/her)
    disabled/female/white/straight/cisgender
    18. Begin with the End in Mind: Inclusion as a Core Museum Practice
    by LaNesha DeBardelaben (she/her)
    Black/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    19. Museum Leaders as Allies for Queer Inclusion
    by Margaret Middleton (they/them)
    White/genderqueer/no known disabilities
    20. Leading Change at the Speed of Trust: A Conversation with Ben Garcia
    Ben Garcia (he/him)
    Latinx/cisgender/queer/no known disabilities
    Identifying Values Activity
    PART FIVE - CHOOSING YOUR ENVIRONMENT
    21. How to Spot an Inclusive Leader and Choose to Work for Them
    by Kayleigh Bryant-Greenwell (she/her)
    Black/biracial/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    22. Teaching the Change We Want to See: A Conversation with Faculty at Museum Training Programs
    Elizabeth Kryder-Reid (she/her)
    ?White/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Stacey Mann (she/her)
    White/female/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Therese Quinn (she/her/they/them)
    queer/cisgendered female/labeled White, aiming to be a race traitor/raised working class, still paycheck-to-paycheck
    Cynthia Robinson (she/her)
    White/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Mattie Reynolds (she/her)
    Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma/female/straight
    Gretchen Sullivan Sorin (she/her)
    African American/female
    23. Helping Boards to See Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Clearly: A Conversation with Naree Viner
    Naree W.S. Viner (she/her)
    Asian/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    24. Practical Ambition: Positioning Inclusive Board Member Ethic as Basic Board Duty
    by Tonya M. Matthews (she/her/dr)
    African-American/female/straight/cisgender/hidden disability
    25. Building Inclusivity With and Within the Board
    by Lori Fogarty
    White/female/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Taking Inventory Activity
    PART SIX - LOOKING AHEAD
    26. What Kind of Ancestor Will I Be?
    by Bob Beatty (he/him)
    White/male/straight/cisgender/single-sided deafness from infancy
    27. Stepping Out to Step In: A Conversation with nikhil trivedi
    nikhil trivedi (he/him)
    South Asian/male/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities/middle class/raised working class/Hindu/US citizen
    28. A Call to Action: Putting Inclusion to Work
    by Robert 'Bert' Davis (he/him)
    African American/male/straight/cisgender/no known disabilities
    Developing Your Leadership Philosophy Activity
    End Matter
    Epilogue
    Author Bios