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MOZAIK

EQUITY DIVERSITY INCLUSION #01 - JUNE 2021

EDI DESIRE HOW TO GET IT BACK?

5 SIGNS

OF

ELEPHANT THE

AN IN

ROOM

QUIZ WHAT TYPE OF

ADVOCATE ARE

HEART MATTERS

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MOZAIK

EQUITY DIVERSITY INCLUSION

TAKE THE QUIZZ: WHAT TYPE OF ADVOCATE ARE YOU?

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LOVE COLUMN: HEART MATTERS

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EDI DESIRE, HOW TO GET IT BACK?

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5 SIGNS OF AN ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM

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CONTENTS


s i t a Wh

YOUR PASSION? Welcome

to

our

community

of

changemakers

and

daring museum professionals. MOZAIK is a publication made

for

peer-support

to

all

of

our

colleagues

who

are adamant to push boundaries (yes, we learned this at

Ecsite

Conference

in

Copenhagen),

and

advocate

for social justice in their institutions, neighborhoods, cities, countries...

This

is

our

passion,

backgrounds talents this

and

spirit

and be

we

and

expertise

very

want

our allow

effective

to

include

in

call. us

to

our

you

in

Our

diverse

leverage

projects. our

our

With

movement,

you are from now on our partner, this coalition needs you

to

inspire

others,

and

expand

our

impact.

Together we can! Amparo Leyman Pino

Championing often

tiring.

community,

for

social

You

this

is

justice

are a

safe

not

is

hard,

alone!

space

for

complex

This you

to

is

and

amparo

your

express

your concerns, and together contribute for a better

@ .

. .

yellowcow net

www yellowcow net

Vanessa Mignan Jenkins

contact

@ .

. .

vanessamignan org

www vanessamignan org

society. Amparo, Vanessa and Heidrun

Heidrun Schulze

office

@ .

. . . .

diversify co at

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Take the quizz What type of advocate are you?

4


Answer questions and sum up the points you receive for your answers.

1-

,

To your surprise

your boss tells you that the Science Centre cannot afford the

necessary translators for the science communication programme involving young refugees from Syria and Afghanistan which you have been developing over the last

,

months

A

-

.

and therefore you have to cancel the event

I suggest reducing the costs for printing info material instead

.

anyway In general

B

-

?

How do you react

,

we need some EDI budgeting criteria

.

.

,

as no one reads it

I have a friend whose friend speaks Farsi Maybe he could help us out in translating

the event for free

?

Plus

,

I call the Refugee NGO

,

and make ask whether one of the

refugees in this group can do the Arabic translation for those who don t understand

C

-

:

I get really mad it always goes like this

where EDI is not just a trendy label

D

-

.

!

Are translators that important anyway

I think I have to find another workplace

?

-

These are hands on activities

5

!

,

.


2.

Your institution plans a big exhibition on

.

climate change and its global effects

An

advisory board is established with eminent scientists from different scientific disciplines and universities from all over Europe to ensure that the scientific quality is high and that a multitude of aspects are presented in the

.

:

exhibition

Your reaction is

- ’

,

,

It s a pity but hey that is how advisory

A

: ’

boards are put together it s all about politics

.

and eminence

-

B

,

,

I come up with a list of scientists experts and

,

stakeholders from all over the world

underpinning it with striking arguments as to why

.

they also have to be on the advisory board

-

C

,

I discuss with colleagues how we the

,

exhibition team can bring more diverse perspectives and examples from different regions from around the world into the exhibition

.

on our own

D

-

I am happy with the people and the

scientific disciplines represented by the board

That s what diversity is all about

3-

,

isn t it

?

The director of your science centre appreciates your strong

expertise and commitment for EDI and offers you the position

.

of EDI strategic manager

A

B

-‘

Wow

-‘

C

OK

-‘

,

,

that s great

fine

,’

!

Now

-‘

,

where is my new team and the EDI budget

.

I already AM the EDI strategic manager

OK

,

that sounds fine

.’

’?

I ll do it But could you explain once again what EDI stands for

be the IT manager instead

D

?

What is your answer

,

’?

!

And

,

actually

,

’?

I wanted to ask you if I could

but we should first discuss where we are heading with EDI in

general I d rather start with strategy first and then talk about positions

6

’.

.


4-

After months of work and meetings you and the EDI strategic manager present the

,

new

,

holistic

,

Most of your colleagues are sceptical

,

impact the strategy will have

,

roll their eyes

A

-

.

etc

,

either about the relevance of the topic

or of the

and some demand more resources while others simply

?

What s your reaction

You sigh deeply and then suggest that you sit down with each team individually to

- -

get to know their concerns and ideas and then elaborate on a step by step implementation of the strategy over the next

B

-

This can t happen to you

place

,

C

-

!

20

years

.

You would never elaborate an EDI strategy in the first

because you already know it would never get off the ground in your science

centre

!

You nod

,

make a lot of notes and surprise your colleagues with a concrete

.

:

implementation plan in your hand The first thing on the list awareness raising meetings with stakeholders from diverse communities

D

-

.

EDI strategy for your science centre to your colleagues in a staff meeting

.

.

You don t understand this question What is an EDI strategic manager

?

e t a l u c l Ca

YOUR POINTS

Question

Question

Question

Question

A

B

C

D

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5

4

3

1

2

2

4

3

0

3

6

1

4

5

4

4

3

5

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Your points


t u o d n i f w o N

WHAT KIND OF EDI TYPE YOU ARE

17-20 points

13-16 points

5-12 points

0-4 points

The Passionate Activator

The Patient Buddhist

The Lost Hope

The Newbie – ‘EDI what’? 8


17-20 points

The Passionate Activator

Wow

!

Your motto for sure is

Let s change things

!

NOW

!“.

You want to make

EDI principles key in your institution and you want to see quick results why

you

always

have

a

long

list

of

things

to

be

done

order to make it the most inclusive place in town you your

(

get

them

.

Your

energy

and

your

boss

done

colleagues

and

along

depends on your colleagues and boss

whenever

you

take

an

EDI

stake

.

If

( ):

hands

-

on

Congrats

.

That s

institution

in

and you make sure that

attitude

!) -

your

or

is

the

either

carrying

opposite

is

true

they are beginning to roll their eyes

this

is

the

convince them by your successes and small wins secrets of success with us

in

!

9

case

😉.

,

don t

And

,

step

please

,

back

,

,

but

share your


13-16 points

The Patient Buddhist –

You have experienced it all you learned one thing

:

the

must

aim

: ’

it s

about

persistently

,

success

,

progress

if you want to really get there

the talk AND walk the walk not

failures

.

OK

the

strive

setbacks

.

Patience

change

,

be

it

is

your

fast

or

the

:

you will definitely walk it until the end

little

things

,

road also matter

It

is

most

.

the

important

items with you

:

small

that

a road

-

sessions

money

)

at

you

map

colleagues to team with EDI

successes

Ecsite

,

(

make

and

sure

so you know

some food conference

( )

,

all

.

the

that

change is

. ,

The

and

to keep you energetic and powerful

.

you

road

to

but one thing

experiences

you

have

all

along

the

,

:

this

relevant

where you are heading to

and

and

And there s one last thing

for thought

10

strength slow

making your museum fit for EDI may be straight or winding is sure

you have to talk

there s also another thing

process

for

,

,

),

nice

so watch out for other

enough

resources

(

time

and


5-12 points

The Lost Hope You

have

changed feeling

!

feels

the

simply

only

can t

museum s

tilting

your

and

all

for

haven t

know

principles

windmills

for

things

we

EDI

at

fighter

:

satisfactory

engagement

Analyse

other

like

,

worry

introducing

true

,

more

Don t

see

Stand up

personal

everything

.

Maybe

museum like

tried much

EDI

,

issues

results

EDI

?

or

in

your

you

,

of

Don t

the

feel

or all

you your

give

up

straighten up your crown and walk on EDI

strategy

allies

and

EDI

an

obstacles to

tackle

exchange

advocates

?

The

and them of

.

develop Do

your

you

need

experiences

Ecsite

with

conference

might be exactly the event you need to do that Do

you

different issues

?

want

to

do

No problem

won t

simply

,

something

in the sand

!

completely

but don t forget that EDI

disappear

’).

0-4 points

because

turning your head in another direction

! !

The Newbie – ‘EDI what’?

(

you re

not to say

Ok

,

you re curious about this EDI stuff but are

also a bit confused too important

topic

,

and

talking about diversity

,

right

these

,

?

It feels like an

days

everyone

is

but what exactly is the

role of museums in equity and social inclusion

?

Maybe you don t know how and where to start with

EDI

in

convince project The

?

first

Ecsite

your

your

director

Where and

institution

can

you

easiest

conference

?

And

to get

thing

start more

to

do

programme

:

how an

to EDI

expertise search

for

?

the

diversity

and inclusion issues and attend all sessions you can Equity

find

@

on

these

topics

.

Visit

the

Ecsite group and do some networking

Can you speak up and ask course you can

!

silly

questions

We expect you to

:

?

Of

there are

no such silly questions and this is a safe space

11

.

!


EDI desire, how to get it back?

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s p i t 4 Our

TO GET IT BACK

:

First things first it is normal

to feel like this

!

from time to time

Reignite

,

the flame get

inspiration from new tools

!

and frameworks

:

Revisit your achievements

!

you have a lot of assets

Get excited again with new partners

!

13


Heart matters Our love column!

14


5 signs of an elephant in the room

15


Summer must-read

Our selection of books and articles to read this summer!

16


y d a e r Get

FOR THE SUMMER

,

Resources articles and book to prepare

!

your brain for the summer

17


2021

Ecsite Conference

2021

Edition

Editors in chief

Amparo Leyman Pino Vanessa Mignan Jenkins Heidrun Schulze

...

with the collaboration of

Ecsite Conference

!

2021

participants

Illustration

:

-

Cover picture Jean Baptiste Burbaud

:

, ,

Other pictures Catpeople

,

Silentpilot TeroVesalainen

,

.

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