Over more than four decades, Lonnie G. Bunch III has shaped museums and public history at the highest levels, with a career ...

September 8, 2026 In this Alliance Advocacy Alert: Government Shutdown Averted, Proposed OMB Rule Delayed AAM Speaks Out ...

This post is an advertorial written by an organization that serves the museum field. The views, opinions, and positions ...

This post is an advertorial written by an organization that serves the museum field. The views, opinions, and positions ...

Science fiction fans will know Isaac Asimov’s Three Laws of Robotics: a robot must not harm a human; it must obey humans unless doing so causes harm; and it must protect itself unless that conflicts ...

In a guest post here on the blog earlier this week, Nina Pelaez and Alyssa Greenberg reported on the self-organized convening of Museum Workers Speak at the AAM annual meeting in Atlanta a few weeks ...

Throughout my thirty years as a museum retail professional, I have often had to explain to others—whether colleagues, friends and family, or complete strangers—how museum stores support their ...

In the January 2018 special issue of Curator: The Museum Journal, several authors explore the issue of ivory and what it means to museums collections today. Here’s a review from the Editor John Fraser ...

With increasing frequency, museums and cultural institutions are becoming trusted sources for information on health. Leveraging their reputation for credible information, and their ability to promote ...

Join AAM for an Affinity Communities Virtual Open House on Friday, August 28th at 2:00pm ET. During this Open House, museum professionals will be able to share their thoughts on hot … ...

In this interactive session, we’ll demystify the proposal review process and walk you through what reviewers are really looking for. From crafting a strong session title to clearly defining audience ...