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Historical Ethics
Curators control history's lens by deciding how to display controversial artifacts.
| Time | Session | Arc | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| 8:30am | Legacies | Exploration vs Incursion | Analyze if Pacific voyages were peaceful exploration or an incursion. |
| 9:00am | Colonial Plaques | Address the ethics of retaining markers of colonial history in public spaces. | |
| 9:35am | Repatriation Claims | Decide whether to return artifacts acquired during colonial expansion. | |
| 10:05am | Recess | Break | -- |
| 10:25am | Trust | Tainted Donations | Determine the ethics of accepting museum funding from controversial sources. |
| 11:00am | Whistleblowing | Examine the professional obligation to report internal systemic misconduct. | |
| 11:35am | Forgery Admission | Manage the institutional fallout after discovering a fake in the collection. | |
| 12:10pm | Lunch | Break | -- |
| 12:55pm | Curatorial Duty | Biased Curation | Address how personal biases impact the selection of historical narratives. |
| 1:25pm | Human Remains | Determine the ethical protocols for the display of ancient human remains. | |
| 1:55pm | Preservation | Digital Ownership | Balance digital accessibility with the protection of intellectual property. |
| 2:35pm | Storage Crisis | Assess the ethical trade-offs required when archival space is exhausted. | |
| 3:15pm | Finish |
Historical Ethics
Full Day
Curate a museum facing fierce cultural heritage and colonial disputes.