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Especially about Public Health. We reached out and began speaking in january because we toin thinking about how implement the story. It has been a slow process for us. What point did you realize the pandemic would stretch into the summer and potentially into the winter . Historians, they thought about the difficultiesva and weaking a vaccinecc were pretty sure it would last for quite a while. Isstill dont know what happening, as you know and so we are still taking things weak by week in the museum. Steve so before mid march, what were your job duties and how has it changed over the past couple...

Culture at the Smithsonians National museum of the American Indian. I leave the scholars, the historians, the curators at the museum who are in charge of producing exhibitions, the books, a lot of the Educational Programs and symposiums, and work with a collection of about 824,000 objects. But i have a real interest in photographys and we have also over 500,000 photographs in the National Museum of the American Indian Archive Center. So, i have been working very hard in the years i spent to this museum, i am a 30 year career at the smithsonian but i just joined the American Indian museum in th...

Of photos shes gonna put up so we can discuss what we are going over the book today. Speedily see if i can figure this out for us. This is just going to roll theres Nothing Specific it will just roll for us. Alright with the photos as we discussed this is a wonderful new book thats come out on april 21 something good for us to all read at this time. Just did a quick introduction doctor landdeck is a professor at Texas Womens University which coincidentally or not coincidentally is home of the archives. And this is a book thats very special for her and her shes going to talk about her journey t...

Theres an eerie quiet in the worlds urban centers is usually pulsating with life and culture the coronavirus has brought everything to a standstill and the odds of badly affected. Museums and galleries a close to the public. Cinemas and theaters have shut down concerts and festivals canceled the livelihoods of artists and everyone in the culture sector are under threat and all of society is having to reflect on how to cope with the virus and its consequences in this and. We have to discipline ourselves without surrendering our freedom of thought. The crisis has triggered fear and panic buying ...

A badly affected. Museums and galleries a close to the public. Cinemas and fears as have shut down concerts and festivals canceled the livelihoods of artists and everyone in the culture sector are under threat and all of society is having to reflect on how sick cope with the virus and its consequences than this and. We have to discipline ourselves without surrendering our freedom of thought. The crisis has triggered fear and panic buying but also solidarity and creativity sometimes in unexpected places its an emergency for the world nothing is as it was. 21 explores the heavy impact of the cor...