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Museums have said time and again that they want to diversify their programs. But for a long time, progress was only measured anecdotally—an exhibition here, a press release there. That’s why we decided to crunch the numbers ourselves to find out exactly how much progress museums have been making in building programs that tell the stories of their own communities.
The Burns Halperin Report 2022
Focuses on social justice issues critical to the transgender and nonbinary community, such as incarceration, violence, engagement with law enforcement, quality health care, and homelessness issues. In 2019 TransAction launched the TransAction Leadership Academy which has helped to teach transgender youth about advocacy and how to use their voice.
TransChat Video Series
Organizations are making it a priority to treat all employees equitably, and to create the conditions to make everyone feel welcomed and included. Two-thirds of respondents to a recent survey of 1,115 North American organizational leaders conducted by Harvard Business Review Analytic Services say that diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI)* is a high strategic priority for their organization.
Creating a Culture of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
In the U.S., web accessibility is not just governed by the ADA. Various states have also passed laws, making it even more essential to ensure your website is accessible. For instance, New York and California have stringent regulations, and not complying could lead to state-level penalties. In New York this year, as federal judges clamp down on serial filers, such filers are shifting toward state courts.
Budgeting for Web Accessibility: The Process and Costs of ADA Compliance
Depending on the cultural, organizational, and situational context, and the personalities and positionalities of the people interacting, there are many different ways to act if there has been a mistake in referring to someone with the incorrect pronouns.
What if someone makes a mistake and mispronouns someone else?
Collections lie at the heart of most museums, so naturally values regarding the ownership and control of collections are central to museum ethics. Recent developments at the global, national, and institutional level—including a wave of voluntary repatriation to descendant communities—suggest we may be at a tipping point regarding those values.


