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Journal of Museum Education Volume 43, 2018 - Issue 1: Interpreting Trauma, Memory, and Lived Experience in Museums and Historic Sites
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Interpreting Trauma, Memory, and Lived Experience in Museums and Historic Sites

Lauren ZalutGuest Editor
Pages 4-6 | Published online: 26 Jan 2018

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C. Aaron Price, Leila Makdisi, Gail Hutchison, Daniel Lancaster & Micere Keels. (2022) Exploring Trauma Responsive Educational Practices in a Museum. Journal of Museum Education 47:1, pages 113-124.
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Callie Hawkins. (2021) My Grief is My Superpower. Journal of Museum Education 46:2, pages 161-170.
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Cynthia Robinson. (2018) From the Editor-in-Chief. Journal of Museum Education 43:1, pages 1-3.
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