How do museums, cultural institutions, and artists confront racism and drive social change?

During this discussion, panelists reflect on how exhibitions, creative installations, and mural projects can uncover and address implicit bias within curation and the broader world of the humanities.

Panelists:
Latisha Jones – Playwright (Washington, DC)

Dr. David J. Harris – Emeritus Managing Director, Charles Hamilton Houston Institute for Race and Justice; Lecturer, Harvard Law School; Chair, Massachusetts Advisory Committee to the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights

Dr. Noelle Trent – President & CEO, Museum of African American History (Boston & Nantucket)

Dr. Kyera Singleton – Executive Director, Royall House and Slave Quarters

Moderator:

Dr. LaToya Bosworth – Mass Humanities

Immerse yourself in this vital conversation on identity, discrimination, and the transformative role of art and activism in shaping a more equitable future.