I'm not sure if you are looking for current collaborations or a general best practices model, but you might check out AAM's Museums in the Life of a Community; Strategies for Community Partnerships (1995). As for current collaborations, the Museum of Chinese in America (NYC) has been a model of community collaborations since its inception; also The Revolving Museum in Lowell, Massachusetts is heavily involved with the youth community, public art displays, and collaborations with other local organizations and institutions.

On Tue, Jan 24, 2012 at 1:29 PM, Cherie Cook <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

I’m looking for examples of museums, historic sites, and/or cultural organizations within the same community successfully collaborating in the areas of professional and technical services; marketing and communications; programming; even fundraising. Does anyone have models and/or best practices they recommend I look at for further information?

Thanks.

Cherie Cook, Senior Program Manager
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