Promoting Exhibit Access and Safety (PEAS): Reflections on Conference Surveys

Jeffrey Hirsch, Pei Koay, Cali Martin, Melissa Miller, Robert Waller, Amy Zavecz
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Established in 2020, the Promoting Exhibit Access and Safety (PEAS) Working Group was formed by cultural heritage, safety, and health professionals with a shared interest in finding multidisciplinary solutions to “detrimental visitor interactions (DVI),” defined as “any incident where an individual engages with an exhibit and harms themselves, others, or a collection item.” The Working Group is composed of individuals from various private and non-profit organizations that connect to international, national, regional, local, and tribal audiences. In 2021, the Working Group surveyed attendees at four cultural heritage conferences to get a broader perspective on what institutions are already doing at the intersection of access and safety. The following article is a presentation and analysis of the survey results which comprises both quantitative and qualitative data.
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促进展览开放与安全 (PEAS):会议调查反思
促进展品参观和安全(PEAS)工作组成立于 2020 年,由文化遗产、安全和健康方面的专业人士组成,他们的共同兴趣是为 "有害的参观者互动(DVI)"找到多学科的解决方案,"有害的参观者互动(DVI)"的定义是 "任何个人与展品接触并伤害自己、他人或藏品的事件"。工作组由来自与国际、国家、地区、地方和部落观众有联系的各种私人和非营利组织的人员组成。2021 年,工作组对四次文化遗产会议的与会者进行了调查,以便从更广泛的角度了解各机构在获取与安全的交叉问题上已经采取了哪些措施。以下文章是对调查结果的介绍和分析,其中包括定量和定性数据。
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