促进展览开放与安全 (PEAS):聆听与学习会议

Sarah Elston, Ronald Eng, Kelsey Falquero, Jennifer Herrmann, Dong Eun Kim, Melissa Miller, Samantha Snell, Julianne Snider, Allaire Stritzinger, Gina Whiteman
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2021 年,促进展览开放与安全(PEAS)工作组在四次文化遗产会议上对与会者进行了调查,以便从更广泛的角度了解机构在开放与安全方面的流程和程序。近四分之三的调查对象表示,他们所在的机构曾遇到过有害参观者互动(DVI)的挑战。受访者还分享了用于防止此类互动的各种策略,如标识、展柜、物理障碍和展厅服务员。2023 年,PEAS 与来自北美各地的博物馆专业人士举行了一系列讨论会,以更好地了解这些策略及其有效性。这些会议遵循了一份结构化的问题清单,旨在以调查结果为基础,引发公开透明的对话。以下文章是对这些讨论的总结和分析。
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Promoting Exhibit Access and Safety (PEAS): Listening and Learning Sessions
In 2021, the Promoting Exhibit Access and Safety (PEAS) Working Group surveyed attendees at four cultural heritage conferences to get a broader perspective on institutional processes and procedures at the intersection of access and safety. Nearly three-quarters of survey respondents said their institution had experienced challenges with detrimental visitor interactions (DVI). Respondents also shared an assortment of strategies used to prevent such interactions, such as signage, display cases, physical barriers, and gallery attendants. In 2023, PEAS conducted a series of discussion sessions with museum professionals from across North America to better understand these strategies and their effectiveness. The sessions followed a structured list of questions that were designed to build upon the results of the survey and elicit open and transparent conversations. The following article is a summary and analysis of those discussions.
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