Test the ability to design an advanced interdisciplinary museum exhibition plan that operationalizes decolonial theory through community co-curation, ethically gathered oral histories, and immersive digital media. Assessors will evaluate: clear decolonial objectives and interpretive frameworks; strategies for equitable stakeholder partnership, consent, and shared authority; practical methods for collecting, curating, and presenting oral histories; integration of AR/VR/spatial audio or projection to support narrative and access needs; visitor flow, interpretive storyline or sample floor plan; project governance, budget/timeline, sustainability and technical constraints; and measurable evaluation metrics for community impact and reparative outcomes. Require succinct rationale connecting theory to each design choice and attention to ethics, accessibility, and long-term stewardship.