Box 69

This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.

This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.

This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.

This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.

Includes"Special Education program at the Brooklyn Museum in collaboration with the Jewish Guild for the Blind" by Rose Viggiano Cancel; and "Educational materials for secondary school special education students."

Includes universal design, accessibility exhibitions, visits to other local museums, "What Museum Guides Need to Know: Access for Blind and Visually Impaired Visitors," information on ADA, low vision exhibits, etc.

This series contains correspondence, lesson plans, proposals, reports, and project files.

Includes description of the Junior membership program, and the transition from junior membership to The Workshop in 1972.

This sub series documents the activities of the Junior Membership program from 1961-1981. It includes correspondence, programming files, statistics on programming attendance, and publications. The Junior Membership Bulletin was published in 1962 and 1963, but has articles about the history of the Museum, collections, exhibitions, and programming for Junior Members.

The folder includes issue no1. The vilume includes what appears to be a complete run from Vol. 1 No. 1 to Vol 2 No. 3. Articles include histories of the Museum, collection item analysis, and exhibition promotion.