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Beyond Social Inclusion

Principal Investigator: Phaedra Livingstone

Phaedra Livingstone is currently completing a book on practices of social inclusion and exclusion, across museum functions. The next phase in this project is the application of that prior work through action research in a museum planning case study.

Glass Ceilings for Glass Boxes

Principal investigator: Phaedra Livingstone

In this workforce study, Phaedra Livingstone is analyzing North American data related to gender and participation in museum management. In collaboration with UO campus museums, she is also conducting a study on professional perspectives on engaging greater diversity.

Imaginary Places

Principal Investigator: Phaedra Livingstone

Mum at ROM Responding to Donna Haraway's assertions about gendered gaze in diorama viewing, this project includes studies on visitor perceptions and habitat dioramas (in New York, Victoria, and Toronto), focusing on the African Savannah diorama on display until recently at the Royal Ontario Museum.



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