Panel Chairs: Anna Leshchenko and Deborah Ziska
Lara Hall, M.A., "In Lieu of Objectivity: Defining Advocacy in the New Museum” (starting at 
Mariko Kageyama, M.S., J.D., "Legal, Equitable, and Ethical Perspectives on Heritage in Museums” (starting at 
Jillian Hartley, Ph.D., “Commemorating the Civil War in Border States: The Case of John Hunt Morgan” (starting at 
This recording is audio only and has been edited to remove false starts, technical glitches, and lengthy silences. Video version (with visual aids) is available here: https://youtu.be/bF47gZNRkNI

Panel III: Serving Nearby Heritage for All in Museums in the United States

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