In our April newsletter we told you that we were reevaluating and reimagining what the Museum could be during the pandemic and how it would change moving forward, as well as how to sustain our funding and financial resources. We're proud to say that we're tackling the challenges of today's new world head on. We have capitalized on our long history of working within the community to continue engagement, strengthen and expand partnership, and learn from each other. We're here to thrive! As we enter the fourth month living with COVID-19, we would like to take this moment to give you an overview update: Overall Strategy In light of ongoing health concerns, we are scrutinizing all spaces and exhi
Bronx Children’s Museum stands in solidarity with our community and the peaceful efforts of protestors as they seek to have their voices heard and affirm that Black Lives Matter. In the midst of a global pandemic that is disproportionately targeting Black and Brown people, we must come together to fight systemic racism and injustice towards people of color in our country and in our very own backyard. We are mourning George Floyd and so many other Black men, women, and children -- including Breonna Taylor, Michael Brown,Tamir Rice and Eric Garner -- murdered at the hands of law enforcement. Our thoughts are especially with those who experience systemic violence first-hand, neighborhoods
