"Many people may go their entire lives without ever seeing a real human bone, and we want to change that by offering an opportunity for everyone to engage with this important subject matter," says managing director Jon Pichaya Ferry. He emphasizes the museum's mission to foster equity and inclusion in osteology, an area traditionally confined to academia. This makes the Bone Museum a groundbreaking place for public engagement with human anatomy.
"Through this exposure, we aim to inspire curiosity and spark interest in areas that many people might not have previously encountered," Jon adds. The museum is dedicated not just to showcasing bones but also to providing a deeper understanding of the skeletal system and its importance in the study of humanity, thus promoting a broader appreciation for biological sciences.
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