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Glenbow Museum has nominated five new governors in a step to further diversify its board and build a more equitable museum.
Once the five nominees are formally confirmed as governors later this year, the museum’s board will include 10 Black, Indigenous and people of colour (BIPOC) members. Forty-two per cent of the board will be BIPOC members, an increase from the current 22 per cent.
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This is another action to uncover and address bias, discrimination and exclusion within Glenbow, according to the museum’s president of CEO Nicholas R. Bell.
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