Presented by AAM Environment and Climate Network
Date: Wednesday, June 24, 2020
Time: 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm Eastern Time
Location: Online
As the world faces the unprecedented in climate crisis and pandemics, museums are more important than ever for facilitating essential human connection. Museums have a huge role to play in helping people imagine and contemplate that future through art and community engagement. The buildings housing exhibits, interactive display, and collection are also major opportunities to address climate action in positive and tangible ways. The new ARC tool provides continuous metrics to help museums improve. And green museums will already be ahead in readiness to welcome back the public. Come hear these engaging leaders on their approach to sustainability and museum reopening – more importantly, what is that value proposition.
Co-Sponsors: Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums, Western Museums Association, Association of Midwest Museums, Pennsylvania Federation of Museums, Texas Association of Museums, partners in formation
For information on speakers and to register visit https://www.aam-us.org/event/looking-ahead-sustainability-adding-value-to-reopening/
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Very interesting