Any museum can contribute to improving conditions in its own 
neighborhood, city, country and the world. Together these efforts build 
capacity for continued change, and they build greater positive impact.
The public discussion of the environment and climate change is an 
important opportunity for museums to connect more deeply with their 
communities. It is also an opportunity to protect and strengthen their 
institutions. Join Instructor Sarah Sutton author of Environmental 
Sustainability at Historic Sites and Museums, The Green Nonprofit, and 
Co-author of The Green Museum for this course which will be a survey of 
the practical aspects of interpretation and public programming, 
operational changes, building construction, and community engagement in 
service to the message of how changes in our museum work can deepen 
museums’ connections to communities while strengthening mission fulfillment.
For more information visit our website: 
http://www.museumstudy.com/courses/course-list/social-relevance-environmental-sustainability-in-museums/

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Brad Bredehoft
CEO
Museum Study, LLC
www.MuseumStudy.com

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