Hi Tracy,

There are many sources for information about exhibits, but you might try
two that I know of:

The American Library Association offers many traveling exhibits and panel
shows. Check out their web site at www.ala.org

Also, the Smithsonian has a traveling exhibits program called SITES. Their
web page is http://www.si.edu/sites/start.htm.

Hope those two are helpful,
Siobhan


Siobhan Starrs
Forces of Change Program
National Museum of Natural History
p: 202/357-4680/ f: 202/786-2567


>>> Tracy <[log in to unmask]> 09/07/00 05:13PM >>>
I am looking for sources indicating available traveling exhibitions,
particularly dealing with civil and human rights issues.  Any
suggestions on publications or websites for such information would be
appreciated.  Please respond off the list.

Thanks!

Tracy Lauritzen Wright
Registrar
National Civil Rights Museum
450 Mulberry Street
Memphis, TN 38103
www.civilrightsmuseum.org
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