What’s Fair?!: Where Museum Objects Come From

What’s Fair?!: Where Museum Objects Come From

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Date
Mon, Oct 12
3:00 PM to 4:00 PM

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Join us to learn the stories behind eight objects that have been collected by Boston Children’s Museum over the years. This interactive program asks children to think about how objects end up in museums fairly and unfairly, and if those objects should be kept in the Museum or returned to their original owners. Led by Boston Children’s Museum’s Director of Collections & Archives, visitors will also hear how the values of fairness and empathy are applied to responsible museum collections care and gain insight into Museum’s work with the Native American Graves Protection Act.

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