Open(ing) Authority Through Community Engagement

Elizabeth A. Bollwerk, Natalye B. Tate, Robert P. Connolly

• 1. IntroductionElizabeth A. Bollwerk and Natalye B. Tate2. Footprints of the Ancestors: Reengaging Hopi Youth with Their CultureGeorge Gumerman, Joelle Clark, Elmer J. Satala, and Ruby Chimerica3. Chicago Cultural Alliance: Promoting Social Change and Cultural DiversityRebeccah Sanders and Elise Fulara4. From Memory to Action: Multisited Visitor Action at the United States Holocaust MemorialJoy Sather-Wagstaff and Rebekah Sobel5. Engaging Chicago's Communities in Climate ActionMario Longoni and Ryan Lugalia-Hollon6. Paradoxes in Designs for New Philadelphia National Historic LandmarkKathryn O. Fay and Christopher Fennel7. The C.H. Nash Museum at Chucalissa: Community Engagement at an Archaeological SiteRobert P. Connolly, Samantha E. Gibbs, and Mallory L. Bader8. To Form a More Perfect Union: National Civil Rights MuseumTracy Lauritzen Wright9. Public Art and Exhibitions Made for a Social PurposeRobyn Buseman, Thora Jacobson, and Cynthia Little10. Museums as Third Places or What? Accessing the Social Without ReservationsNatalye B. Tate11. Concluding Comments Elizabeth A. Bollwerk