Dr. Robin Nelson: The Democratization of Culture: Reflecting on Similarities and Differences in Community Museums’ Development in Ontario and Yukon

Ontario Historical Society AGM Keynote Addresses

Dr. Robin Nelson: The Democratization of Culture: Reflecting on Similarities and Differences in Community Museums’ Development in Ontario and Yukon

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The Society’s 133rd Annual General Meeting was a great success, with members joining from across the province. After the business portion of the meeting, OHS President Dr. Michel S. Beaulieu introduced the 2021 Keynote Speaker, Dr. Robin Nelson, Assistant Professor of Arts and Cultural Management at MacEwan University, Edmonton, Alberta.

The OHS is very pleased to share this recording of Dr. Nelson’s keynote address, “The Democratization of Culture: Reflecting on Similarities and Differences in Community Museums’ Development in Ontario and Yukon.”