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Create or Update a Makerspace: Tim Betz, author of the book Making History: Makerspaces for Museums and Historic Sites, will provide real-world examples and practical guidance on designing and implementing makerspaces that complement existing exhibits and collections. By embracing the Maker Movement ethos, museums can come to life in new, dynamic ways. Join us for this webinar on July 23.

Discuss Civic Practice at the Next AASLH History Hour: On July 28, join a free discussion and community building event. AASLH’s Madeleine Rosenberg will lead a discussion about how history organizations can play in supporting and expanding civic practice, especially at the local level. 

AASLH-NCPH Joint Conference Early Bird Registration Deadline is August 3 

The must-attend history event of the year is the AASLH Joint Conference with the National Council on Public History. Join the national history community in Providence, Rhode Island, on September 16-19 to explore the current state and future of museums and historic sites. 

Registration Open for AASLH Instructor-Led Online Courses 

Learn from an instructor and gain important skills for running a museum or historic site with AASLH Online Courses. Registration is open for the fall session of courses, which begins August 24. Courses include Introduction to Museum Endowments, The Academic Museum, Museum Education and Outreach, Collections Management 100: Collection Development, Leadership and Administration for History Organizations, Collections Management 200: Stewardship and Public Access, and Project Management for History Professionals. 

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