Anne Matlock is the Youth & Family Programs Manager at the National Postal Museum, where she spearheads educational programs that bridge the gap between historical artifacts and contemporary audiences. Before joining the Postal Museum, Anne gained valuable experience at the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, where she used art as a catalyst for lifelong learning. Now in her fifth year working at the Smithsonian, Anne focuses on partnering with educators and content experts to create interdisciplinary experiences for learners of all ages. Her background in Art History and Psychology from the University of Virginia, coupled with her master's degree in Museum Education from George Washington University, positions her to develop compelling educational programs and resources that engage children and caregivers alike.