Red Chidgey, an expert in museums and archives, teams up with Joanne Garde-Hansen, a scholar of culture and social movements, to explore 'protest memory.' They discuss how museums and archives shape public awareness of protests, emphasizing the need for interdisciplinary collaboration. They highlight museums as evolving activist spaces, engaging in social justice movements and ethical dilemmas in curating protest narratives. The conversation also delves into innovative practices for preserving activist histories, stressing the role of culture and memory in fostering social change.
