The Journal of Museum Education

The Museum Education Roundtable is proud to serve the field through publication of Journal of Museum Education (JME).

The JME is an international, peer-reviewed publication exploring and reporting on theory, training, and practice in the museum education field. Published 4 times a year, each issue features journal articles–written by practitioners and scholars–that explore current research and trends in the field, case studies, reviews, as well as special topics in themed, guest-edited sections.

The JME began publishing in 1973 as Roundtable Reports. Since 1985, MER has published the journal as Journal of Museum Education. MER members receive print and digital access to the Journal as a benefit of membership. Previews of the JME are available below, and the full archive is available through Taylor & Francis, the JME’s publisher.

Online access by MER members is provided by logging on to our website and selecting an issue below, which will redirect to Taylor & Francis. If you are not a member, you can purchase individual articles through the publisher–or please join MER for full access. Logged in and having trouble accessing issues? Check these FAQs.

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The cover of the Journal of Museum Education, Volume 50, Issue 1, titled, "Civic Wellness." The cover image is a graphic depicting a small crowd of various body types in silhouette, listening to an educator in silhouette, who is gesturing toward a reproduction of Henry Louis Stephens' untitled watercolor of an older Black man with white hair, wearing red, white, and blue clothes, reading a newspaper with the headline, "Presidential Proclamation/Slavery". In the foreground is the silhouette of a young boy sitting on a bench, reading a book.