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Communicating War
Public Programming at the Canadian War Museum
Meaghan Dalby
Photo Credit: http://www.culturesource.ca/canadian-war-museum-a-breathtaking-look-at-our-history/
Photo credit: Meaghan Dalby
Communicating War Public Programming at the Canadian War Museum - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Communicating War Public Programming at the Canadian War Museum - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Communicating War Public Programming at the Canadian War Museum Meaghan Dalby Photo Credit: http://www.culturesource.ca/canadian-war-museum-a-breathtaking-look-at-our-history/ Photo credit: Meaghan Dalby Examples of art found at the CWM
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Examples of art found at the CWM
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Human Library
- A variety of “Human Books” are
available to be “checked out” by visitors
- Each “Human Book” has a story to tell
- Visitors get a 20 minute 1-on-1
conversation with the “Book” of their choice
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A Volunteer in Witness
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My daily To-Do list and security badge
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Photo credit: Britt Braaten
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In the process of creating the event booklet
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Britt Braaten, my supervisor, with our posters and bookmarks
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Communication is key to positive public programming experiences and great visitor/institutional relationships!
Photo credit: Meaghan Dalby