Transforming Workplace Time in Museums
Museum leaders have been reacting to crises. What if museum workers just started transforming their time?
We Ignore the Museum Busyness Elephant at Our Peril
Museum workloads are undermining the entire remote/return discussion and so much more.
AOC, Rock Stars, and Leaderless Movements in Museum Orgs
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a star, but the rock star system isn't helping politics—or museums.
Links of the Week: January 28, 2022: Stress Test
Workers are stressed, but the leadership radar is focused elsewhere.
Links of the Week: January 21, 2022: Traumatic Times
Exploitation around many individual issues is adding up to big trauma for museum workers.
Links of the Week: January 14, 2022: Unconventional Wisdom
We're mistaken … about a great many things.
Links of the Week: January 7, 2022: Powers of Ten
Some things don't change when the calendar flips, like unsustainable workloads.
The Museum Human Sangha is an Experiment in Liberation
We'll build on our shared knowledge and uncertainty with a Discord community for Museum Human subscribers.
So I Missed My Museum's Orientation
Is museum onboarding too inconsistent to make "museum citizenship" a reality?
Boundaries in Museum Work
Boundaries are good, except when they keep us apart. Can museum work manage both?
Resilience, Revisited
Is resilience in the museum sector just another individualized solution to structural problems?
Links of the Week: September 17, 2021: The Great Exhausting
The Great Resignation is here, but is there a deeper issue lurking in the museum field?
Museum Work in an Age of Anxiety
Are museums and workers ready to confront existential threats to their very existence?
Links of the Week: April 22, 2021: What's Really Tiring …
After the Minneapolis guilty verdicts earlier this week, here are some links about exhaustion.