Are you a teacher, student or educator who advocates for museums as a tool for learning? Therese Quinn discusses her new volume, About Museums, Culture, and Justice to Explore in Your Classroom (Teachers College Press/2020). Quinn will be in conversation with local museum educators, teachers and activists who are pushing the boundaries of learning, authority and pedagogy. A part of the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum’s series: Museums and Social Justice.

How has feminism shaped Chicago based arts institutions? Meg Duguid, editor of the new volume, Where the Future Came From (Soberscove Press/ June 2020) was joined by book contributors as they explore the collaborative, participatory and activist history of feminist artist-run projects in Chicago. A part of the Jane Addams Hull-House Museum’s series: Museums and Social Justice.

As we move into 2020, many more museums than ever before are evolving into sites of social justice. Author Elena Gonzales shares highlights from her new book Exhibitions for Social Justice, and will be in conversation with a range of representatives from local museums that work directly with diverse communities to address issues of social change.