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Antiracism Resources: Unfinished Revolutions - Telling Complete and Inclusive Stories
In our final Dialogue of the year, “Unfinished Revolutions: Telling Complete and Inclusive Stories,” we invited participants to explore revolutionary moments in our local histories that bridge the gap between our collective past and current experiences. This conversation was led by co-facilitator Gerry Szymanski, staff librarian at the University of Rochester's Eastman School of Music Sibley Music Library and volunteer librarian at the Lilac Library.
DHPS Tips: Safeguarding Collections Over the Winter
Winter in New York State brings unique challenges to the preservation of paper and photographic collections. While cozy fires and snowy landscapes may be picturesque, the cold season poses significant risks to these delicate materials due to fluctuating environmental conditions, increased reliance on heating systems, and seasonal hazards like water leaks. This post delves into these risks and provides strategies to mitigate them, ensuring your collections stay safe through winter’s chill.
Last Call for Planning & Assessment Applications!
Antiracism Resources: Changing Interpretations - Using Treaty Documents to Understand Evolving Perspectives on New York’s Indigenous Communities
Announcing Our Fall 2024 Planning & Assessment Deadline!
‘Digital Preservation Planning’ Webinar Recording Now Available
Congrats to our Summer 2024 Planning & Assessment Class!
Behind the Lens: Foundational Planning Assistance
In this edition of Behind the Lens, we turn our focus to Foundational Planning Assistance. Designed to help organizations prioritize critical goals and set actionable next steps, this service aims to create a robust framework that supports successful collections care and management. Unique to this DHPSNY service, Foundational Planning Assistance is fully virtual, and applications are accepted on a rolling basis.
