Lectures & Presentations
Presentations
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video X: Advocacy in Action
Hear Corine Wegener, Lori Foley, Mary Ruffin Hanbury, and Sharon Park speak about important domestic and international preservation efforts.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video XI: Flash Talk—Rescuing History from War + Nature
Join Dr. Richard Kurin and learn about the real-life Monuments Women who rescue history from the destructive forces of war and nature — and how preservation truly is a never-ending battle.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video XII: The Next Generation
Meet Eileen Graham, Dr. Christine Henry, and Milan Jordan. Through active engagement, support, and education, they're already raising the next generation of historians to preserve today for tomorrow.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video XIII: Flash Talk—Preserving Julia Child's Kitchen
Join Dr. Richard Kurin and learn more about the women who preserved Julia Child’s Kitchen. See the efforts of Smithsonian Project Manager Nanci Edwards, Curators Rayna Green and Paula Johnson, and many others who lead the effort to understand, catalog, and exhibit this American icon.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video XIV: Law and Preservation
Farleigh Earhart, Marion F. Werkheiser, Patty Gerstenblith, and Emily Hotaling Eig explain how law can protect history from short-sighted developers, well-meaning city planners, and a whole host of other modern threats.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video XV: Flash Talk—Keeping the Sounds [...]
Learn more about how Frances Densmore saved the sounds of Native American music and language and the ongoing work to defend and honor freedom and justice for African Americans through the power of voice.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Part XVI: Speaking of Preservation
Tune in to hear Mary Linn, Ka’iulani Laeha, and Dr. Siri Tuttle discuss how the understanding of languages ties into historical research and preservation efforts.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Video XVII: Keynote Speaker: Carol B. Cadou
Learn about Cadou's female preservation muses at George Washington's Mount Vernon, The National Society of The Colonial Dames of America, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
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The Women in Preservation Symposium, Part XVIII: Safekeeping Tomorrow, Video 1
Join Nora Lockshin, Shannon Brogdon-Grantham, Sylvia Albro, Dr. Anna F. Kaplan, and Renee Wolcott for a discussion about how conservators use tools, determination, and passion to serve, preserve, and protect the past.