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Author: Shannen Johnson

Shannen Johnson is the Learning and Engagement Officer at The Peace Museum, where she runs the learning programme, co-curates exhibitions, and manages a small team of staff and volunteers. She has been at The Peace Museum for six years after studying for a degree in International History and Politics.
1 October 2020 Shannen Johnson

Peace and Pandemic: Creating a digital exhibition in a global crisis

Shannen Johnson of the Peace Museum reflects on the challenges of curating a digital exhibition devoted to documenting the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on peace and protest in the UK.

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Main image credits: Fruit seller in Hebron by Chloe Skinner. Royal Navy nuclear-armed submarine HMS Vanguard returns to HMNB Clyde, Scotland, November 2009, Defence Images (MoD) via Flickr. Woman sitting on the ruins of her house destroyed by Israel in Masafer Yatta, January 2023, via Wikipedia.

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