Can Audiences Design Their Own Programs?

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Aug 30, 201901:12:45Education

How do we design programs for audiences that are new to us? The Historical Society of Pennsylvania partnered with Taller Puertorriqueño to create a model that required letting go of institutional authority. Hear about th...

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