Conversations on the Commons (events)
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Join us for our latest Conversation on the Common where we tackle the topic of “Teaching New England Slavery to Kids.” Kristin Gallas is the project manager for education development at the Tsongas Industrial History Center and recently published Interpreting Slavery with Children and Teens. |
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All About Objects: Artifact Care, Description, and Management January 21, 2022, 12:00 – 1:30 p.m. *new time* With Valarie Kinkade, Principal of Museum and Collector Resource, LLC, and Stacen Goldman, Curator at the Framingham History Center Filigree or verdigris? Crazing or cracking? There’s a lot of talk about archival processes, but what about object care […] |
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What is Community History? What formats does it take? What is the difference between local history and community history? How can we embrace both? how does it ask historical organizations to change their understanding of history? What are the challenges and rewards? Has your organization participated in projects that gather and share history from the local community? Are you interested in doing so? Join us for a conversation on the necessity, joys, and rewards of engaging with community members in doing history. |
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