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Looking Backward: From 2070 to 2020

By Tegan Kehoe, Exhibit and Education Specialist, Paul S. Russell, MD Museum of Medical History and Innovation

Milk, Gas, and Mary Cassatt? How these museums are redefining ‘essential’

By Meg Winikates, Arts & Culture Correspondent, TocTic Times

Two Years Post-pandemic, New England Museums Experience Increases in Teleworking and Worker Satisfaction

By Amanda Wastrom, Assistant Curator, Heritage Museums & Gardens

2025: Post-Pandemic Public Programming

By Gary Wolf, FAIA, and Frederick Soule, AIA, of Wolf Architects

From “Please do not touch” to “Please touch” to “Nobody wants to touch” – the Future of Museum Interactives

By Michaela Gaaserud, CEO Frameless Technologies

Dear Staff

By Ray Radigan, Curator, Memorial Hall Museum

Finding the Museum’s Humanity in a COVID-19 Future

By Jessica Hong, Associate Curator of Global Contemporary Art, Hood Museum of Art, Dartmouth

Redesigning a New Way to Share Collections Care with Museum Visitors Post Covid-19

by Ingrid A. Neuman, Senior Conservator, Rhode Island School of Design Museum, Providence, Rhode Island

Feeling Lost in the Museum World: How Times of Crisis Impact the Already Unstable

By Rebecca Griffith

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Facilitating Digital Transformation for Museum Education in Response to COVID-19 >

Let’s Get Digital: Collections Management and Data Science in a post COVID-19 World >

Four Science Vermont: Collaboration During the COVID-19 Pandemic >

Out of Office but In Session: The Museum School at the Springfield Museums goes Virtual >

Museums and Cultural Sites: Utilizing the Paycheck Protection Program to Keep Workers on Payroll and Examining Workforce Statistics >

Cover Story

Articles

Looking Backward: From 2070 to 2020

Milk, Gas, and Mary Cassatt? How these museums are redefining ‘essential’

Two Years Post-pandemic, New England Museums Experience Increases in Teleworking and Worker Satisfaction

2025: Post-Pandemic Public Programming

From “Please do not touch” to “Please touch” to “Nobody wants to touch” – the Future of Museum Interactives

Dear Staff

Finding the Museum’s Humanity in a COVID-19 Future

Redesigning a New Way to Share Collections Care with Museum Visitors Post Covid-19

Feeling Lost in the Museum World: How Times of Crisis Impact the Already Unstable

Features

Confronting Ourselves Together: All-Staff Dialogues at the RISD Museum >

Facilitating Digital Transformation for Museum Education in Response to COVID-19 >

Let’s Get Digital: Collections Management and Data Science in a post COVID-19 World >

Four Science Vermont: Collaboration During the COVID-19 Pandemic >

Out of Office but In Session: The Museum School at the Springfield Museums goes Virtual >

Museums and Cultural Sites: Utilizing the Paycheck Protection Program to Keep Workers on Payroll and Examining Workforce Statistics >

From the Fellow: Moving towards the 'new normal' >

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