"MAP has confirmed our strengths and weaknesses and helped us to better recognize the areas that need focus as well as given us resources to help our weaknesses become strengths." - Jennifer Furr, Director, Old Wilkes

Do you want the answers to help your museum move forward? Would you like a roadmap for future success?

Consider participating in the Museum Assessment Program (MAP), which assists all types of small and mid-size museums. While engaging in guided self study, your museum will be matched with an expert peer reviewer who will provide a customized site visit and report. In less than a year, MAP will help you develop strategies for improved operations, planning, staff and board education and fundraising.

Since 1981, over 4,300 organizations have participated in MAP as a free or low-cost method of becoming more sustainable. Become the next museum to take advantage of MAP . The upcoming application deadline is July 1.

Visit www.aam-us.org/map for more information about MAP and download the application.

MAP is administered by the American Association of Museums and supported through a cooperative agreement with the Institute of Museum and Library Services.


Jill Connors-Joyner
Assistant Director, Museum Assessment Program
T: 202.289.9111 |  F: 202.289.6578
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American Association of Museums
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