Hi Cheryl,

The journal Museums & Social Issues published a quarterly, What is Race?,
Vol. 2 N. 1, Spring 2007.  It looks at how museums approached the topic of
race to that time.  I know back issues are available through Left Coast
Press.

Lissa Kramer
Museology Masters Candidate
University of Washington

On Tue, Sep 27, 2011 at 7:43 AM, Laura Schiavo <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Cheryl --
>
> The American Anthropological Association's exhibit "Race: Are We So
> Different?" (a traveling show now on view at the National Museum of Natural
> History) is a good example of an exhibit rooted in current scholarship that
> is also accessible, informative and engaging to a wide range of visitors
> from grade schoolers on up.  There is a website that accompanies it.
> http://www.understandingrace.org/
>  Laura
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