[Nhcoll-l] Call for Abstracts 2023 Safety and Cultural Heritage Summit

[Kathryn Makos]

The AIHA Potomac Section, the Washington Conservation Guild, and the
Smithsonian's Office of Safety, Health, & Environmental Management and
National Collection Program are once again collaborating with the Lunder
Conservation Center to host the 2023 Safety & Cultural Heritage Summit:
Preserving Our Heritage and Protecting Our Health. It will be both In-Person
(at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington DC) AND Streamed On-Line
Friday Oct 27, 2023.

 

Abstracts should focus on:

*	Controlling health and safety risks from preparing, treating,
managing and exhibiting artistic, historic, and natural science collections.
*	Abating structural hazards.
*	Responding to disasters impacting collections, including challenges
of the pandemic.
*	Case studies welcomed, especially if they are joint
projects/presentations by collection care professionals and health/safety
professionals.
*	Additional Topic Suggestions in the attached Document!

Options:

*	20 min podium, with 5-10 min Q&A
*	5 min Lightening Round followed by group Q&A
*	60-90 min panel with multiple speakers
*	Posters will be accepted if content can be reduced to a readable
handout

 

Abstracts due August 1, 2023:
summit-abstracts at washingtonconservationguild.org
<mailto:summit-abstracts at washingtonconservationguild.org> 

The full Call for Abstract submittal details are attached. 

 

 

Kathryn Makos, MPH CIH 

(Retired:Smithsonian Institution)

 

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