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Organizers say Lacey pop-up Black History Museum drew hundreds, added QR tours for broader access
Summary
Commissioner Belva Jackson and other organizers told the Commission on Equity that a pop-up Black History Museum hosted more than 600 visitors, added QR-linked video content and engaged students with field trips.
Commissioner Belva Jackson reported on Feb. 24 that the recent Black History pop-up museum organized by New Life Baptist Church and community volunteers attracted more than 600 visitors, including 167 students who attended as part of school field trips, and that organizers added QR-code-linked videos to make exhibits more accessible.
“We still managed to, greet and, welcome more than 600 people…
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