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SPOKES #3

All visitors are equal

Science is not the same everywhere

Science is not the same everywhere. Science is not the same for everyone. What is not universal nor objective is the meaning of science for the people who encounter it.

The challenges of social exclusion/inclusion are not new. Yet to date, despite many thousands of 'interventions', science centres and museums are still visited by a socially narrow 'public', argues Merzagora. We must think critically about why and how social exclusion happens and why it is so resilient.

This article was published when Spokes was still a quarterly paper publication, check out this PDF to read it.

May 2014
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#3

Evidence

FEATURES
IN DEPTH

Evidence of impact by John H. Falk, Lynn D. Dierking, Mark Needham, and Lisa Pendergast

IN DEPTH

All visitors are equal by Matteo Merzagora

 

Spokes used to be a quarterly paper publication, this is a digital repository of articles published in the Spring 2014 issue. 

Ecsite thanks the writers who have generously contributed to this issue of Spokes. Don't hesitate to contact communications@ecsite.eu if you'd like to submit an idea for an article.

Spokes is the magazine of Ecsite, the European network of science centres and museums. It is put together by the Spokes Editorial Committee:

Maarten Okkersen, Head of Communication and Marketing, Museon, The Hague, Netherlands – Chairperson
Emma Wadland, Communications Manager, Ecsite, Brussels, Belgium – Editor
Nathalie Caplet, International relations, Cap Sciences, Bordeaux, France
Mikko Myllykoski, Experience Director, Heureka, Vantaa, Finland
Olivier Retout, Consultant, Brussels, Belgium
 

Responsible editor: Catherine Franche, Executive Director for Association européenne des expositions scientifiques, techniques et industrielles, aisbl

Frequency: quarterly between spring 2013 and spring 2015, then monthly - issue 3, May 2014

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