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Audience Development
Marin History Museum
The Marin History Museum engaged in an audience development planning initiative to attract and serve several priority audiences, including families with children under 12, K-12 students and teachers, and people from throughout the county.  The Audience Development Planning Project gathered information about these priority audiences, analyzed the information gathered, and created a list of recommendations to attract and serve these audiences.  The resulting Audience Development Plan included recommendations for programming and content to engage new audiences, and focused on sustainability, taking into account the resources needed for implementation.

Oakland Museum of California

Community Involvement
Exhibit Envoy (California Exhibition Resources Alliance)
Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco

Educational Planning
Angel Island Immigration Station Foundation
Crocker Art Museum

Program Evaluation
The Marine Mammal Center
Once Upon a Watershed

Staff Development
California Association of Museums
National Association of Tribal Historic Preservation Officers