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Category Archives: Cultural Heritage/Sustainability
Behind the Scenes: Theater Archives and the Documentation of a Legacy
By Sara Zettervall, MFA Project Manager, University of Minnesota Libraries What are theaters across the nation doing (or not doing) to create archives of their productions? We asked this question as part of our IMLS National Leadership Planning Grant, “Preserving … Continue reading
Posted in Collections Care/Preservation, Cultural Heritage/Sustainability, National Leadership Grants
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Preserving Our Present: Sacramento Teens Share Their Stories
Cross-posted from an article by Chris Shannon on NatomasBuzz.com It is no secret Sacramento’s north area has many stories to tell and local historians are taking note. The surprise is the age of the chroniclers. Thanks to a partnership with … Continue reading
National Leadership Grant Video: Minnesota Historical Society
By Kevin O’Connell, IMLS Writer-Editor In this video interview, Wendy Jones and Jennifer Sly of the Minnesota Historical Society talk about History in our Hands, a game that puts visitors in a different period of the state’s history and challenges … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Heritage/Sustainability, National Leadership Grants
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National Medal Video: Erie Art Museum
By Kevin O’Connell, IMLS Writer-Editor The Erie (Pennsylvania) Art Museum was one of ten winners of the 2011 National Medal for Museum and Library Service. In this video interview, Director John Vanco and Victoria Angelo, a refugee from southern Sudan … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Heritage/Sustainability, National Medal for Museum and Library Service
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IMLS on YouTube: Pratt Museum Explores the Science, Art, and Culture of Kachemak Bay
In our latest featured YouTube video, the Pratt Museum in Homer Alaska describes its Museums for America project, The Kachemak Bay: An Exploration of People and Place, which aligned educational programming to a new focus and deepened relationships with the … Continue reading