LaToya Ruby Frazier has noted how her place-based, collaborative photographic practice challenges cyclical bias against the local: “people take folks for granted when they’re born and raised from a place.” In this spirit, how are art museum curators poised to support the surfacing, documentation, and preservation of cultural histories from within our communities? How can art museums care for—as opposed to care about— these experiences, encounters, and traditions?  Doing so entails situating local arts ecosystems within broader narratives, and this webinar examines some of the ways that institutions are expanding their missions, areas of focus, and methodologies in service to “memory work.”