Contents

FEATURES

Ideas for All: Transforming Interpretive Spaces with Accessibility Practices

Violet Rose Arma 5

Making Connections with Your Community for A Successful Celebration

Andrea Haslage Krava and Mandy Martin 6

Building Bridges: From Learning to Stewardship at the Grand Canyon

Sherri O’Neil 7

Pasture to Prairie: Thoughts from a Tree-Hugging Farmer’s Daughter

Lindsey Page 8

The Corps of Discovery: An Ever-Evolving Legacy

Cortney Reedy 9

“All I do is try to build bridges”:

A Conversation with Minnijean Brown-Trickey

Song Stott 10

Bridging the Gap: Achieving Interpretive Goals by Fostering

Meaningful Connections between Audiences and Resources

Nathan Taxel 11

Building a Bridge to Yourself

Monique Thompson 12


DEPARTMENTS

A traditional tipi at the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center

First Impressions 3

Editor’s Desk: Building (Metaphorical) Bridges

Lucien Meadows 4

Interpreting with an Accent: Community Introductions

Marisol Asselta Castro 13

Justice for All: “What Would You Do?”

Larry Beck 14

Interpretation in Tourism: Building Bridges

Kristin K. Robinson 15

Interpretation in the Classroom: Part Two: “What Do They Need?”

Michael Romero 16

From the President: Building Bridges of Understanding:

Connecting Diverse Worldviews

Parker McMullen Bushman 17

COVER PHOTO: Community members and visitors gather on the Mostar Old Bridge, a rebuilt Ottoman-era arched bridge over the Neretva River in Bosnia and Herzegovina. See the story on page 17. Photo by Bezya Çekiç.

Legacy

November/December 2023

Volume 34, Number 6

Editor

Lucien Meadows

Associate Editors

Dayamiris Candelario

Paul Caputo

Jose Chavez

Christina Cid

Brenda Lackey

Francis Mendoza

Michael Romero

Jay Schneider

Copy Editor

Elizabeth Meyers

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