Utilizing multiple teaching tools, including readings, podcasts, videos, and discussions, this course will guide participants through the development process of their Collections Management Policy.

Introducing Climate Resilience Resources for Cultural Heritage, a new resource created by FAIC in partnership with the National Endowment for the Humanities and Environment and Culture Partners.

In this course participants will learn the essential components of a Long Range Preservation Plan, become familiar with key preventive conservation concepts, and gain skills in both risk assessment and the prioritization of preservation needs.

In this course students will learn about the specific deterioration risk factors for collection materials, how materials deteriorate and what practical steps can be taken to improve storage conditions and promote long-term preservation for institutions of various sizes and collection materials.

This course is open to caretakers of photographic collections at small and mid-sized cultural institutions.

CCN Event: Thinking Outside the Box: A Panel Discussion on Museum Storage

This course will walk participants through the process of building positive foundations of mutual respect and trust, essential to collaborative work

This course will use hazards within collections to introduce participants to the basic principles of occupational health and safety; the role of health and safety regulations; the identification and control of hazards; and planning and implementing risk management strategies.

With this 5-part course, participants will learn how to plan for projects involving the preservation of magnetic audio or video tapes.

Guidelines for incorporating health and safety material into institutional disaster training.