The Immigration Museum Melbourne, Australia, launched the Identity: Yours, Mine, Ours
exhibition in 2011. Aimed primarily at secondary school students, this long-term installation …

The social agency of museums in countering prejudices and fostering respect for differences
is increasingly recognised and empirical research has begun to illuminate the impacts of …

In a highly globalised world with increasing ethno‐nationalistic tensions and conflicts, the
importance of intercultural education has never been greater. The challenge remains …

This article explores moments of pedagogical disruption as children from an urban school
encountered an exhibition titled “We Change the World” at the National Gallery of Victoria. In …

Museums have been influenced by technological innovations with a significant interest in so-
called interactivity and the use of interactives has increased in the last twenty years (Kidd et …

Qualitative interviews were undertaken with visitors at five museums that display the
histories and experiences of immigration in the United States and Australia. This paper …

The Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa (Te Papa) represents the diverse
cultures of New Zealand through community exhibitions. The Mixing Room: stories from …

The dissertation presents a case study of A World at Stake, a museum exhibition inspired by
the United Nations' Millennium Development Goals. A World at Stake was displayed at …

I would also like to ask two related things… which have puzzled me since a brief visit to the
museum some years ago. One is to ask if you want donations of crafts and small items used …

The conceptual understanding of museums as 'contact zones' has been widely appropriated
in the museum literature and beyond. But the discussion lacks empirical insights into actual …