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Please join us in celebrating  Jamie Bennett, Lord Thought Leader and Associate, as he takes on his latest project: interim co-CEO of Americans for the Arts (AFTA), alongside Suzy Delvalle.

We’re thrilled to share that The Leaf has been recognized with a National Award of Excellence from the Canadian Society of Landscape Architects. We worked with Assiniboine Park from 2015-2023 to help plan this new horticultural attraction in Winnipeg.

Congratulations to the team who helped make Misko-Aki: Confluence of Cultures a recipient of the nationally prestigious Canadian Museums Association Award for Outstanding Achievement in Exhibitions. The project was also recently a finalist for the Tourism Industry Association of Ontario's Indigenous Tourism Award. 

“I am thrilled to announce the expansion of our leadership team and to share that Joy Bailey-Bryant, Dov Goldstein and Javier Jimenez have joined me in leading Lord Cultural Resources."

Manual of Museum Management for Museums in Dynamic Change, the third edition of the classic, is an exciting guide in a time of sweeping changes. Renowned museum planner and Lord President and Co-founder Gail Dexter Lord applies her international experience to create this comprehensive and detailed guide to the tools and strategies needed to successfully address today’s issues and opportunities.

Our team had a wonderful time at the two deeply meaningful gatherings, and we were so happy for the opportunity to connect. Here’s a recap of the exciting few days.

We hope your month is full of stories that celebrate and honour the extraordinary women who are uplifting, inspiring and transforming the world around them.

As a woman-led cultural planning firm, we wanted to highlight some women we’ve worked with who are making the world a better place through culture, so we asked our team for their picks.

We got back some incredible recommendations, too. Here are just some of the standout nominees who are shifting the cultural landscape. 

At Lord Cultural Resources, we honour Black histories, heritage and futures 365 days a year.  

Our deep experience creating transformative experiences and engaging storytelling allows us to work with communities to bring stories to life. In a world that often marginalizes Black voices and experiences, we are sharing two extraordinary projects that communicate the enduring power of resilience, community and hope.

The title of this article is the first line of the introduction to my New Directions for University Museums, an edited volume just published by Rowman and Littlefield. And it’s true. Wherever you look, university museums are pioneering new ways to interpret collections, to use objects as teaching tools or to deliver innovative programs to engage the communities in which they are located.

Explore the 1917 Houston “Mutiny & Riots” through the words of decedents and community members with six onsite audio experiences, available until September 26th.