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Date:    Wed, 19 Dec 2012 12:34:33 -0500

From:    Eric Siegel <[log in to unmask]>

Subject: Re: Join the conversation for Diversity and Inclusion sessions for ASTC 2013



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Please consider including disabilities among the "diversities" being discussed. 



Eric Siegel



On Dec 19, 2012, at 12:22 PM, Jennifer Jenkins <[log in to unmask]> wrote:



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> Hi all,

> 

> We still need your help!  Let me know if any of you are interested in 

> helping develop session ideas or helping with a current idea being 

> thrown around in this most recent communication ("nuts and bolts" of 

> Diversity and Inclusion).  Here is the following information from a 

> few of us who have started a conversation about a Diversity and 

> Inclusion session for ASTC 2013.

> 

> --possible panel that presents D & I from various view points, ie - 

> leadership; implementation; development; the field, guest relations, etc.

> --panel presentation is more suited to this subject matter. Especially 

> given some of the sensitive material that tends to come from these 

> discussions. The idea of diversity is very important to ASTC and the 

> member museums, but implementation and the reality of it is far more 

> complicated than the platitudes that are usually thrown around. A 

> great session would involve a panel of people that are from both large 

> and small museums, and museums that have a well developed plan for D&I 

> and museums that are just starting out. Basically the session would be a "how to" or "nuts and bolts"

> presentation on implementation and continuing diversity and inclusion 

> initiatives.

> --idea of diversity across the institution and a "nuts and bolts" 

> session --Another idea (and maybe it's overlapping?) is to have a 

> working session for museums with a diversity task force/committee/work 

> group or wanting to start one.

> --A session may also benefit from emulating Rap Sessions. During ASTC

> 2011 there was a session that Don from New Jersey Academy of Aquatic 

> Sciences hosted (think he was the primary on that session) learning 

> that other youth programs were using Rap Sessions with great success.

> Rap Sessions are basically conversation opportunities where a topic is 

> chosen by the facilitator.

> 

> I know this subject is important to many of you and I feel we have the 

> resources to develop a great session for 2013!  Please join the 

> conversation at ASTC Connect, Diversity Community of Practice!

> 

> 

> 

> --

> Jennifer Jenkins

> Visitor Services Manager

> 812-337-1337 ext.25

> WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology

> 308 W. Fourth Street

> Bloomington, IN 47404

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