Apr
01
Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.
A message from the Secretary to all our Smithsonian volunteers. Continue reading Those who can, do. Those who can do more, volunteer.
Mar
25
Women’s History Month: A Legacy of Service and Renewed Commitments
Reflecting on the voices left unheard and the stories left overlooked. Continue reading Women’s History Month: A Legacy of Service and Renewed Commitments
Mar
23
What makes for a great museum exhibition?
A well-curated show makes the unknown feel familiar—and reveals the unexpected.
Continue reading What makes for a great museum exhibition?
Mar
19
The killings in Atlanta
Standing against xenophobia. Continue reading The killings in Atlanta
Mar
19
The killings in Atlanta
Standing against xenophobia Continue reading The killings in Atlanta
Mar
15
One Year In
None of us realized, when we first closed our museums in the face of what has become a global pandemic, that we would still be coping with the coronavirus crisis today. Continue reading One Year In
Mar
15
One Year In
None of us realized, when we first closed our museums in the face of what has become a global pandemic, that we would still be coping with the coronavirus crisis today. Continue reading One Year In
Feb
23
Black Family History
I know the challenges African Americans face in researching family history. I also know how it feels to find family members despite these obstacles—the flood of emotion, the power of connecting with your roots. Continue reading Black Family History
Feb
23
FUTURES exhibition debuts at A&I Building
Closed to the public for almost two decades, the Arts and Industries Building will host an exciting new exhibition in November. Continue reading FUTURES exhibition debuts at A&I Building
Jan
21
Moving forward with two new museums
Secretary Bunch explains the next steps involved in the creation of the Smithsonian American Women’s History Museum and the National Museum of the American Latino. Continue reading Moving forward with two new museums
