Creating Safe(r) Spaces for Visitors and Staff in Museum Programs

Katrikh, Mark

doi:10.1080/10598650.2017.1410673

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“…Additionally, it is essential to highlight that many Brazilian museums have prioritized addressing the immediate needs of their audiences, such as providing food and information on prevention and treatments. Brown et al (2017) and Katrikh (2018) also discuss participatory actions that encourage social interactions for challenging conversations where multiple perspectives can be shared and discussed. In this context, participants are encouraged to ask questions and share their ideas and interpretations, while educators facilitate and create a safe and courageous space (Katrikh, 2018).…”

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“…Brown et al (2017) and Katrikh (2018) also discuss participatory actions that encourage social interactions for challenging conversations where multiple perspectives can be shared and discussed. In this context, participants are encouraged to ask questions and share their ideas and interpretations, while educators facilitate and create a safe and courageous space (Katrikh, 2018).…”

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Social participation in science museums: A concept under construction

de Oliveira,

Bizerra

2023

Science Education

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The term social participation is widely used and has various meanings in different contexts. This article aims to enhance the understanding of social participation in science museums. The research was conducted using a cultural‐historical perspective in six steps: (1) survey to identify the meanings attributed to the term social participation and actions considered participatory in Brazilian science museums; (2) content analysis with coding; (3) literature review on social participation meanings; (4) analysis and revision of categories; (5) survey for educators from Brazilian science museums to validate the dimensions emerged in the first survey; (6) final analysis: synthesis of the dimensions of social participation and proposal of a model. As a result, we recognized five dimensions that contribute to the concept of social participation in science museums: “access”—removing barriers to participation that promote social exclusion; “identity and diversity”—creating a multicultural space that examines and redefines oppressive and unequal relationships; “co‐creation and authorship”—fostering different forms of collaboration with audiences; “interaction and dialogue”—expanding opportunities for interaction with exhibitions; “exercise of citizenship”—empowering the audiences to participate in social change. Although these dimensions provide insights into social participation in science museums, limitations exist. These dimensions can contribute to developing museum practices that dialogue with communities and strengthen social participation in science museums.

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Section: Museums As Network Of Multiple Possibilities: Interaction An...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Social participation in science museums: A concept under construction

de Oliveira,

Bizerra

2023

Science Education

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“…Outros pesquisadores (CHIACCIO; CASTRO, 2011;KATRIKH, 2018) também analisam ações participativas que são baseadas em interações sociais por meio da promoção do diálogo. Entretanto, falam sobre a criação de espaços em museus para conversas desafiadoras sobre temas controversos, polêmicos e atuais em um ambiente em que múltiplas perspectivas podem ser compartilhadas e discutidas.…”

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“…Para Katrikh (2018), nos espaços propícios ao diálogo, os participantes poderiam sair de sua zona de conforto, refletir sobre seus preconceitos e se colocar no lugar dos outros, propiciando conversas abertas, honestas e diálogos significativos para múltiplas audiências . Caberia aos participantes, nessa perspectiva, fazer perguntas e compartilhar suas ideias e interpretações e, aos educadores, caberia a facilitação e a criação de um "espaço seguro e corajoso" (KATRIKH, 2018).…”

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Participação social em museus de ciências: um diálogo em construção

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The term participation is widely known and used and has a vast network of meanings in different contexts. In addition, the discussion on participation in museums is related to the issue of social inclusion and engagement. The objective of this research is to understand the current role of Brazilian science museums with regard to social participation in science and technology. Thus, the educational actions developed in these spaces that have explicit objectives of promoting social participation and the meanings attributed to the concept of social participation by museal educators were investigated in the light of the historical-cultural approach that has its origin in Vigostski's thoughts. This approach allows for a deeper understanding of the processes of construction of personal and social meanings in their entirety, including their contradictions and negotiation of meanings and the concept-building process. In the first stage of the research, a survey was carried out with the objective of identifying the participatory actions developed in museums registered with the Brazilian Association of Science Centers and Museums (ABCMC) through a questionnaire. Along with the survey described, a bibliographic review was carried out. The following texts were taken from the texts resulting from the review: the descriptions of actions considered by the participative or inclusive authors and the conceptions presented by the authors regarding the terms studied. The analysis units from the bibliographic research were placed in dialogue with the perceptions presented in the answers given by the professionals to the initial questionnaire. Based on the effort to negotiate and articulate educators' perceptions about the practices developed in their institutions and the theoretical concepts studied, we recognize some elements that we consider as forming the concept of social participation in science museums: "access", "identity and diversity","co-creation and authorship"," interaction and dialogue" and "exercise of citizenship". Based on the proposed elements, a second questionnaire was prepared and aimed at museum educators. Their responses reinforced and / or changed the descriptions of these elements. As a result, we recognize limitations, but also different entry points for social participation in these institutions and we understand that the elements that form the concept of social participation can contribute to the discussion and elaboration of meanings and museal practices that dialogue with communities, that strengthen the participation and engagement of different audiences in science and which have the potential to transform social reality and the museums themselves.

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