Children’s Museums Reopen After Hurricane Florence
Children’s museums affected by Hurricane Florence worked quickly to reopen their doors and continue serving their communities.
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Four Low-Cost/No-Cost Member Benefits
Four low-cost and no-cost benefits to recruit, reward and retain members at your museum.
Helping Busy Parents Support Their Kids’ Brain Development
Vroom, an early learning and brain development initiative, starts from a very simple principle: Parents already have what it takes to be brain-builders.
32 Years and 25 Linear Feet of Hand To Hand
ACM’s quarterly journal, Hand to Hand, was first published in 1986.
Exploring Open Source Play at InterActivity 2018
Next week, ACM will convene hundreds of leaders from children’s museums and supporting organizations to share knowledge and advocate for the field during InterActivity 2018.
Leveraging Museum Software for Successful Programs
Use software and administrative tools to tackle five common museum programming issues.
Participatory Museums as Peacebuilders: The Case of Rodadora in Ciudad Juárez
How do you design a museum that seeks to sustain peace in a city once described as the most dangerous place in the world?
The New Nature Movement: An Interview with Richard Louv
Richard Louv talks to Hand to Hand editor Mary Maher about the New Nature Movement.
Eco Boys and Girls Celebrate ISCSMD
This post first appeared on the International Science Center & Science Museum Day Blog. The post is shared in partnership with Eco Boys and Girls.
Children’s Museums Affected by Hurricane Irma
Children’s museums reopen after Hurricane Irma.