Good Morning! Joanie DiMartino, Prudence Crandall Museum, Canterbury, CT

Annette Carter, Volunteer Services Manager at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21. Good morning everyone!

Hi! I'm Annie and I work at the John Dickinson Plantation in Dover, DE.

Hi, everyone! Stephanie Rowe here from the National Council on Public History in Indianapolis, IN.

Good morning! Helen Bilinski from Delaware Museum of Natural History

Elizabeth Beckett

Good Morning all— Sara Donato from the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center in Cincinnati, Ohio

Hello! Mark Osborne from Holocaust Museum Houston

Hello! Jill Karlson from the Delaware Museum of Natural History

Hello from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada!

Good morning! I'm Kara ZumBahlen. she/her, from the Minneapolis Institute of Art.

Hello, I am joining from Belgium. Working with visitors at an historical cemetery.

Good morning, Patrick Walsh w/ Texas General Land Office Archives, Austin TX

Hello from Juliana Avery at Ford’s Theatre!

Elizabeth Beckett Clay County Historic Sites located just north of Kansas City, Missouri

Isabel Ray from the Texas Historical Commission.

Andrea Lowther from the National Museum of American History

Hi, I am Micaela Procaccia, from Italy. Museum of Liberation.

Hello from the American Philosophical Society in Philadelphia!

Hello everyone! Carlos Varela from the Texas General Land Office at Austin, Texas.

Beth Shafer Museum of Flight. Seattle

American Civil War Museum in Richmond, Va., here today.

Sounds great, look forward this opportunity for learning.

Hi Braden!

When to Engage and Disengage from Harmful Behavior:https://us06web.zoom.us/rec/play/dHt35tQTs-_zyeiYagY8Ao_knhFeHqEK7j9UFEC3Lb_HVbPAr07CYaGPYZjkqRVVmdhnzLzO8aPE8lnh.A-sT3US-McB7V2BN?startTime=1633527692000Front Page Dialogues:https://www.sitesofconscience.org/en/resources/frontpagedialogues/

You win!!! :)

What about if a visitor on a tour is making challenging comments not directly to you, but another person on the tour that's in their group? Would you recommend the same process, or would it be different since they are intentionally not engaging the tour guide?

How do you go about setting those policies in place for online codes of conduct? especially for organizations that are already established, is it a webpage? on social? thoughts?

I am curious if any museums on the call have posted "rules of engagement" in their physical sites, and if so, where you have found the most effective placement to be. Thank you!

This is a subject-based question, so we might not have a good answer off the cuff. I'd be interested to hear if anyone has good strategies around talking about the Buffalo Soldiers and the Indian Wars period.The Buffalo Soldiers are important Black figures...and they participated in Indigenous attacks/genocide. Which white commenters LOVE to point out on my page...

Any ideas on establishing tone/rules of engagement/non-negotiables in a way that is conversational, humorous, or doesn’t risk appearing condescending? (I got accused of the later the other day on a proposed non-negotiable statement)?

Another great webinar short. Thanks! Have a great day.

anelson@sitesofconscience.org

Very helpful, thank you!

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Thanks so much Braden and Ashley.

Thank you Braden and Ashley!

Thanks so much, enjoyed this topic.

Thank you so much Braden and Ashley!

FYI The When to Engage and Disengage from harmful Behavior link isn't working

bpaynter@sitesofconscience.org

This has been thought provoking. Many thanks.

Thank you. Quite useful.

Thanks, all!

Thank you