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NAEA’s Museum Education Division builds & sustains a diverse & vibrant professional learning community among people dedicated to advancing art museum education.
Alexandria, VA
Joined September 2015
Keynote alert! Artist Cruz Ortiz will speak with us for the 2023 NAEA Museum Ed Division Precon at @mcnayart 4/12/23. We can’t wait to hear his perspective on the themes of progress, reflection, and collaboration. Register: https://t.co/rfZoDvORUy
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The next #NAEAPeer2Peer is here! Join colleagues from around the country Monday, February 6 at 12pm EST to discuss marketing conundrums with Grace VanderVliet, Curator for Museum Teaching and Learning at the University of Michigan Museum of Art. Register: https://t.co/g90ncBAEhA
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It's time for the first #NAEAPeer2Peer of 2023 this Monday, January 9 at12pm EST! Register: https://t.co/g90ncBAEhA Let's talk team retreats, long-ranging planning, and goal setting with Truly Matthews and staff from the Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art.
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We're hurtling toward spring, which can only mean one thing... family festivals! Erin Frisch from the Nasher Sculpture Center shares perspectives on inclusive program planning and more in this NAEA Peer2Peer session. What's your program plan? https://t.co/rgnb1tClcv
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Lauren Argentina Zelaya developed Yoga on the Stoop at the Brooklyn Museum. She describes expansive modes of engagement and how they transform spaces to make visitors feel welcome in this issue of Viewfinder. https://t.co/rARLyX3arX
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Wolfsonian–Florida International University's Education Manager Luna Goldberg introduces us to the teen-created Zines for Progress (Z4P) that highlights the artistic components of contemplative practices. https://t.co/Zr4icBEnd6
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Filippa Christofalou shares her strategies for using body based pedagogies to support museum educators in critically examining their own practice through an intersectional lens. https://t.co/cVGuFaHItt
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Alexis Jennings from the @nationallibertymuseum contributes an article to this issue of Viewfinder about fostering a contemplative space to learn about protesting and becoming an activist. https://t.co/aNhgtCsmsL
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In Issue 16 of Viewfinder, Nia McAllister, Senior Public Programs Manager at The Museum of the African Diaspora shares with us the extraordinary program MoAD Open Mic Night that teaches us about the power of storytelling and contemplative practices. https://t.co/evdtPyOsow
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Describing the Artful Practices for Well-Being initiative at MoMA, @Jackie_Armstron guides us through a poignant article on Trauma-informed Principles and Contemplative Practices. https://t.co/lNGlTwtPN6
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Luned Palmer (@mslunedgoestothemuseum) brings deep breathing, emotional connection, and art making to this anti-racist lesson plan for Kindergarteners at the Noguchi Museum featuring artists Isamu Noguchi and Amanda Phingbodhipakkiya. https://t.co/Nbx08EWKHW
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Curious about ways to integrate contemplative practices into your teaching? Check out this recent Viewfinder issue guest edited by @shannon_murphy, which explores the intersection of art museum education, social justice, and contemplative practices. https://t.co/JzX3bbI30u
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TODAY at 12pm ET join colleagues for another Peer2Peer session. For this meeting, we reflect on 2022. What are you proud of? How about a challenge you overcame? Or one you want support with as we move into 2023? Register here: https://t.co/SkVIjIlSke
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Please consider submitting a proposal for Viewfinder's next issue focusing on contemplative practice, social justice, and art museum education. All types of submissions welcome! https://t.co/jVuMVSrylG
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Viewfinder, an online publication focused on the intersection of museum education and social justice from the National Art Education…
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The Peer2Peer Reboot session is underway! We're interested to know what you need most in this moment from your colleagues. Join our live poll:
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Be heard, collaborate, and share ideas—make meetings and classes more engaging with real conversations.
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How can we rethink museum education curriculum? What topics and methods are crucial for museum educators now? Check out #NAEAViewfinder Issue 15: The New Museum Educator’s Curriculum for responses from across the field! https://t.co/jd1ObMp3T1
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Have you registered for the next Peer2Peer session yet?? Join us Monday, April 25 at 1pm CDT Register here: https://t.co/cC5t3Vb9iI
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We’re relaunching Peer2Peer! Join us Monday, April 25 at 1pm CDT for an informal conversation with colleagues about how we can use this space to support and share ideas with each other. All are welcome! Register here: https://t.co/cC5t3Vb9iI
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Congratulations to our dear hard-working Museum Ed colleagues!
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