The increasingly complex problems of our world point out to a fundamental truth: the wellbeing of humanity and our world depends on human beings' understanding that we each are integral to a fragile, indivisible whole: all of humanity and the planet itself. Empathy, our ability to imagine what it might feel like to be the other, is essential to cultivate a sense of belonging and love towards the fragile oneness of existence. Museums as informal learning platforms that reflect the subjects, themes, and contexts representing all aspects of life, have a unique advantage and a responsibility to…mehr
The increasingly complex problems of our world point out to a fundamental truth: the wellbeing of humanity and our world depends on human beings' understanding that we each are integral to a fragile, indivisible whole: all of humanity and the planet itself. Empathy, our ability to imagine what it might feel like to be the other, is essential to cultivate a sense of belonging and love towards the fragile oneness of existence. Museums as informal learning platforms that reflect the subjects, themes, and contexts representing all aspects of life, have a unique advantage and a responsibility to intentionally contribute to empathy-building in our world by offering opportunities for experiential learning of empathy as a portal to a deep understanding of our interconnected and interdependent existence. Within this context, empathy is defined as a form of perception, enabling us to connect with ourselves and others through a cultivation of self-knowledge, while awakening us into the interconnectedness and the oneness of being. When we recognize the intrinsic value of each element that makes up the whole, we calibrate and harmonize our attitudes, behaviors and actions towards the other. This is key to take sustainable actions towards major global challenges our world is facing, such as fragmentation, othering, as well as social and environmental injustices. An Empathy-Building Toolkit for Museums will offer a rich variety of practical and multidisciplinary solutions to empathy-building with potential for adaptation, implementation, and scaling through a variety of museums, and other informal learning platforms, that aspire to become incubators of empathy in their respective sectors, institutions, systems, and communities.
Elif M. Gökçigdem, PhD is a pioneer in positioning museums as empathy-building incubators. She designs encounters that nurture meaning-making and unlock human potential to experience an ever-widening sense of relatedness and belonging. After coining the term empathy-building through museums in 2006, Elif created the Designing for Empathy® Framework, Summit, and Workshops, published three books and set up ONEempathynetwork.com.
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An Empathy-Building Toolkit for Museums Edited by Elif M. Gökçigdem Dedication Contents Foreword Acknowledgements Preface Elif M. Gökçigdem Introduction Elif M. Gökçigdem Part I Holding Space for Experiential Learning of Relatedness and Kinship Through Contemplative Practices 1 What is Empathy-Building Through Museums? Elif M. Gökçigdem 2 Empathy-Building with Rumi's MAP: Meaning, Awareness, Potential Elif M. Gökçigdem 3Empathy Through Contemplative Practices: Transcending Self and Other Bengü Ergüner-Tekinalp 4Building Empathy Through Art-Inspired Meditation Aparna Sadananda & Donna Jonte 5Designing for Emotions: The Mandala Lab at The Rubin Museum Jamie Lawyer 6The Eyes of the Heart: Nurturing Deep Empathic Connection Through Beauty Mary Hall Surface 7Agents of Empathy: Objects, Health and Healing in Exhibitions and The Everyday Brenda Cowan 8Empathy for All Animals Jim Wharton & Sarah Brenkert Part II Promoting Understanding Through Perspective-Taking and Thinking Strategies 9The World and Our Lenses: Addressing Wicked Problems Through Imaginative Empathy Lidewij Niezink & Katherine Train 10Mirroring Art: A Workshop for Building New Understandings Through Engagement with Art Zorana Ivcevic Pringle; Rebekah Rodriguez-Boerwinkle & Pablo P. L. Tinio 11Exploring Perspectives and Fostering Empathy in Conversations About Art: Three Learning Experience Models Julie A. Carmean & Elizabeth H. Diament 12Seeing Differently: Fostering Connections and Perspective-Taking Through Slow-Looking Claire Bown 13Religious Objects as Portals to Connecting and Seeing Humanity Amy Glenn & Leah Smith Part III Creating Space for Perspective-Expanding Social Encounters 14The Only Way to Learn is Through Encounter! Hakan Elbir 15Empathy Circles: Learning and Practicing Mutual Empathy in Small Groups Edwin Rutsch & Rosa Zubizarreta-Ada 16Hey, We Need to Talk!:Designing Social Sculptures to Encourage Relational Dialogues That Increase Civic Engagement and Social Repair Philippa Pham Hughes 17Museum Sage: Personalizing the Museum, One Artwork at a Time Laurie Phillips Part IV Practicing and Sharing Empathic Organizational Policies and Methodologies 18Radical Curiosity and Courageous Empathy: Cultivating Compassion in Tumultuous Times Susie Wilkening 19Building an Organizational Culture of Care Micah Parzen 20Centering Care While Measuring Impact Monique Davis 21Considering Apprenticeship: An Ancient Model for Relating, Learning, and Transformation Andrew Nemr 22A Workplace Emotion Strategy: Mindsets, Tools, and Practices to Manage Emotional Energy at Workplace Kürsat Özenç Part V Positioning Empathy-Building as a Shared Value in Multi-Sector Partnerships 23Beyond the Frame: Centering Museums in Healthcare Spaces Lisa Abia-Smith & Elizabeth Lahti 24Empathy in the Healing Professions: Curiosity, Communication, Caring Ray Williams 25How Play and Making Can Be a Bridge to Practicing Empathy for Kids Anne Fullenkamp About the Editor About the Contributors
An Empathy-Building Toolkit for Museums Edited by Elif M. Gökçigdem Dedication Contents Foreword Acknowledgements Preface Elif M. Gökçigdem Introduction Elif M. Gökçigdem Part I Holding Space for Experiential Learning of Relatedness and Kinship Through Contemplative Practices 1 What is Empathy-Building Through Museums? Elif M. Gökçigdem 2 Empathy-Building with Rumi's MAP: Meaning, Awareness, Potential Elif M. Gökçigdem 3Empathy Through Contemplative Practices: Transcending Self and Other Bengü Ergüner-Tekinalp 4Building Empathy Through Art-Inspired Meditation Aparna Sadananda & Donna Jonte 5Designing for Emotions: The Mandala Lab at The Rubin Museum Jamie Lawyer 6The Eyes of the Heart: Nurturing Deep Empathic Connection Through Beauty Mary Hall Surface 7Agents of Empathy: Objects, Health and Healing in Exhibitions and The Everyday Brenda Cowan 8Empathy for All Animals Jim Wharton & Sarah Brenkert Part II Promoting Understanding Through Perspective-Taking and Thinking Strategies 9The World and Our Lenses: Addressing Wicked Problems Through Imaginative Empathy Lidewij Niezink & Katherine Train 10Mirroring Art: A Workshop for Building New Understandings Through Engagement with Art Zorana Ivcevic Pringle; Rebekah Rodriguez-Boerwinkle & Pablo P. L. Tinio 11Exploring Perspectives and Fostering Empathy in Conversations About Art: Three Learning Experience Models Julie A. Carmean & Elizabeth H. Diament 12Seeing Differently: Fostering Connections and Perspective-Taking Through Slow-Looking Claire Bown 13Religious Objects as Portals to Connecting and Seeing Humanity Amy Glenn & Leah Smith Part III Creating Space for Perspective-Expanding Social Encounters 14The Only Way to Learn is Through Encounter! Hakan Elbir 15Empathy Circles: Learning and Practicing Mutual Empathy in Small Groups Edwin Rutsch & Rosa Zubizarreta-Ada 16Hey, We Need to Talk!:Designing Social Sculptures to Encourage Relational Dialogues That Increase Civic Engagement and Social Repair Philippa Pham Hughes 17Museum Sage: Personalizing the Museum, One Artwork at a Time Laurie Phillips Part IV Practicing and Sharing Empathic Organizational Policies and Methodologies 18Radical Curiosity and Courageous Empathy: Cultivating Compassion in Tumultuous Times Susie Wilkening 19Building an Organizational Culture of Care Micah Parzen 20Centering Care While Measuring Impact Monique Davis 21Considering Apprenticeship: An Ancient Model for Relating, Learning, and Transformation Andrew Nemr 22A Workplace Emotion Strategy: Mindsets, Tools, and Practices to Manage Emotional Energy at Workplace Kürsat Özenç Part V Positioning Empathy-Building as a Shared Value in Multi-Sector Partnerships 23Beyond the Frame: Centering Museums in Healthcare Spaces Lisa Abia-Smith & Elizabeth Lahti 24Empathy in the Healing Professions: Curiosity, Communication, Caring Ray Williams 25How Play and Making Can Be a Bridge to Practicing Empathy for Kids Anne Fullenkamp About the Editor About the Contributors
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