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 Many collecting institutions fail to recognize the vulnerability of their collections to loss until it is too late. Theft plagues large and small organizations nationwide. Any organization seeking to provide the best possible security for its collections must put in place coordinated policies that address threats for long term sustainable access to the public. With careful planning, awareness of warning signs, and proactive security solutions, organizations can reduce the window of opportunity for theft of historical collections.
Presenter: Mimi Bowling, Consulting Archivist
This workshop will be offered in two locations!
May 1 - Westchester County Archives, Elmsford
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May 4 - Locust Grove Estate, Poughkeepsie
9:30 AM - 4 PM
Workshop Fee: GHHN Member: $45.00 Non-member: $55.00
Fee includes light morning breakfast, informational packet, and networking luncheon.
REGISTER NOW!
Psst... Not in the Hudson Valley? Not to worry!
We'll also be offering a 2 hour webinar on June 9th which will be a condensed version of the workshop. Look for a registration announcement soon!
These workshops are supported by a grant from the New York State Library Conservation/Preservation Discretionary Program
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