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The All Under One Roof (AUOR) partnership in Missoula, MT is based on an innovative approach to community collaboration, collective impact, and intergenerational networks. Five mission-aligned organizations share one site, including a public library, non-profit family services, a local media outlet, and program-based university partners that excel in the areas of STEM education. Together, the partners maximize resources, produce collaborative programming, and create a learning environment that is both building- and community-wide. Intergenerational learning is woven throughout the AUOR objectives, and reflected most notably in special events, mentorship programs, and outreach to rural and Indigenous communities. This case study provides a model that advances the museum field and can be used by practitioners, leaders, education researchers, and others working in museums and other third places.
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