As Chief Curator at the National Museum of Railroad History & Innovation, Jonathan Goldman uses his design and history background to create impactful cultural experiences. He leads diverse teams in exhibitions, collections, and education, focusing on using history for positive social change. He holds a Financial Success for Nonprofits Certificate and an MA from George Washington University.
Jonathan is deeply passionate about the power of museums to connect with communities and foster dialogue. He is driven by creating accessible historical narratives and exploring the intersection of art, culture, and contemporary issues like climate change. His work in public history reflects a commitment to national commemoration and reflection.
He is exploring the use of Artificial Intelligence to revolutionize the preservation and analysis of historical archival records.
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