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We at The Empathetic Museum are mindful of and concerned about the current and future impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on our many communities, especially the vulnerable. At a time when our values and instincts drive us to be…
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Over the summer and fall of 2018, our merry band of empathetic museum players hit pause for a moment to take stock in the work we had accomplished as a group and in deep collaboration with others across…
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By: Nayeli Zepeda. Empathy is not just a museum’s means to generate an emotional response in our visitors, but an ethical basis on which we can build our institutions. If the mission of the museum is to represent,…
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The Erie Art Museum’s “Old Songs New Opportunities” program exemplifies this empathy-driven change, fostering cross-cultural connections through music and addressing community needs, emphasizing the profound, lasting impact of diversity and collaboration in enriching lives.
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We explore the profound concept of institutional empathy as a metaphor for interconnectedness within organizations. We argue that just like the human body, institutions thrive on systemic qualities, where every part impacts the whole, reinforcing the necessity for…
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Gretchen Jennings updates on the Empathetic Museum project, emphasizing the urgency of empathetic practices within museums amidst current societal issues. She discusses the development of the Empathetic Museum Maturity Model and encourages its application. Museums must actively promote…