GIRL MUSEUM - Key Persons
Amber holds an MA in History of Art from the Courtauld Institute of Art, and a BA (Hons) in Visual Culture from the University of Brighton. Specializing in 18th to 20th century British art, she has collaborated on a number of exhibitions.
Ashley E. Remer is an art historian by trade and a global citizen by experience. She has collaborated with scholars, educators, artists, NGOs, and girls around the world to raise awareness and promote change for girls' rights. Through Girl Museum, she has developed a girl-centered feminist framework for looking at arts and culture. Currently working on her PhD at the Australian National University, her research is focused on representations of girls in art and how they are interpreted in public museums. She asserts that work to de-misogynize art history and museums is as essential as de-colonizing them.
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- Member of the Advisory Board
- Associate Professor, Gender and Cultural Studies, University of Sydney
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- Professor, Faculty of Education, McGill University
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- Assistant Professor
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- Education, Penn State University
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- Associate Professor
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- Professor of Childhood Studies, Rutgers University
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- Associate Professor
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- Professor of History, University of Missouri - Kansas City
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- Member of the Advisory Board
- Associate Professor of History, Tulane University
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- Member of the Advisory Board
- Research Professor, School of Social Sciences, Cardiff University
Assistant Professor of History at Ohio State Universtiy, specializing in modern Europe, gender history, and the history of childhood.
History and biology teacher with a Master's in Museum Studies, working in various museums and education from age 3 through university. Enjoys traveling with her husband and playing with her two huskies.
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- Member of the Advisory Board
At a very early age, I would line up all of my dolls and play teacher. As a first-generation Cuban American, my parents always encouraged me to be the best at whatever I wanted to be. So I studied to be a teacher and a lawyer. Somewhere along the way I mixed the two and decided to work at a law school. Now my job is to encourage students to be the best whatever they decide to be.
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- Manager, Contemporary Art
Londoner obsessed with television, books, traveling, and art. Working as a journalist in London and pursuing a life of cultural and geographical exploration.
Teri is a pragmatic collector and an obsessive organizer. These attributes lend themselves handily to museum work. She landed in her museum vocation almost by accident through fortuitous decisions and the faith of others. To both fate and certitude she will be eternally grateful for they have allowed her to ‘play with the stuff' and ‘share with the kids'.
Born and raised in Anyang, China, Yuwen holds an Master's in Education and works as an educational designer in Canada. Her interests include children's literature, gender identity, and creating digital safe spaces for girls.