I recently read two articles in the June 1995 Museums Journal about American museums' responses to cultural diversity. The articles discussed rethinking how a museum "reflects and addresses, interprets and represents cultural diversity" and how museums have dealt with this issue departmentally and museum-wide. There has been much discussion on this issue, but I know of only a few examples of this happening in museums which I am familiar with. I would be interested in hearing how you and your institution have dealt with this issue, both in the education department and institution-wide. Has cultural diversity affected your museum? Has there been positive or negative reactions? Has there been positive or negative changes? Larisa Overmier