Brooklyn Museum

The Brooklyn Museum, located in the vibrant borough of Brooklyn, New York, is the city’s second largest art museum, spanning an impressive 560,000 square feet and housing approximately 1.5 million artworks. It is dedicated to promoting diversity, equity, inclusion, and access (DEIA) within its spaces and practices. The museum’s extensive collection encompasses a wide array of art from various cultures and time periods, while its programming includes exhibitions, education initiatives, community partnerships, and events for visitors of all ages, including families and those with disabilities.

In addition to its rich artistic offerings, the Brooklyn Museum invites the public to engage in its mission through membership opportunities, facility rentals, and volunteer programs. The museum's commitment to social justice is reflected in their ongoing DEIA efforts, which aim to counter systemic inequalities and foster inclusive experiences. By continuously evolving its practices, the Brooklyn Museum strives to create a welcoming environment for all, celebrating the diversity of viewpoints that enrich our understanding of art and community.