Then the conversation turns urgent and grounded: Hurricane Beryl, Grenada, and the damage to the Carriacou Museum. Majella explains how rebuilding a museum is also rebuilding identity, how to make institutions youth-friendly, and why digital archiving has to plan for technology we cannot even predict yet. Along the way, we get into creative ways to teach history, the risks of misinformation, and the importance of giving people their flowers while they are still here.
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