Identifying areas of innovation and potential through programming includes an openness for experimentation and risk-taking on creative, social and institutional … Continue reading RHODI Conversations: Programming: Catalyst + Tool
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED Join us for a lively panel discussion about Rhode Tour and how it can be … Continue reading POSTPONED: RHODI Conversations: Broadening Your Reach with Rhode Tour
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED Join us for an afternoon of informative discussions and idea sharing about recruiting and retaining … Continue reading CANCELED: RHODI Conversations: Recruiting and Retaining Members
RHODI Conversations are free, peer-to-peer workshops, presentations, and social events for those currently in the history, heritage, and cultural sectors in Rhode Island or who hope to be in the future.
Panel discussion featuring Logan Hinderliter of the RI Council for the Humanities, Marta Martinez of RI Latino Arts and Angela … Continue reading VIRTUAL: RHODI Conversations: Broadening Your Reach with Rhode Tour
At our first virtual RHODI Conversation about our organizations and COVID-19, we got a lot of interest in meeting again! So, join … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: Virtual Discussion – our organizations and COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on arts, cultural, and history organizations. Even as you struggle to survive … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: How Do We Address COVID-19 – and the Next Disaster?
During the inventory, accessioning, and cataloging processes objects/items need to be labeled with their unique identifying accession number and/or call … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: Labeling Collection Objects
Join our panel of social media specialists, Susan Battle, Executive Director of Linden Place, Emily Jackson, Museum Operations and Communications … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: Effective Uses of Social Media
Volunteers are integral to most history and heritage organizations whether they interact with your visitors through public tours or if … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: Volunteers at the Core of an Organization
This session will feature a wonderful panel of speakers with far-reaching experience in engaging communities through their work. During this … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: Authentic Community Engagement
During this presentation, you'll hear from data and evaluation enthusiast Megan Hamlin-Black, State Librarian for the Rhode Island Department of … Continue reading VIRTUAL RHODI Conversations: Data and Evaluation
Join Jodie Vinson from What Cheer Writers Club and Erica Busillo Adams from Providence Public Library for a conversation all … Continue reading Virtual RHODI Conversations: Case Studies and Takeaways from Virtual Fundraising
Join RISD Museum colleagues, Mariani Lefas-Tetenes, Assistant Director, School and Teacher Programs, and Deborah Clemons, Assistant Director, Public and Academic … Continue reading Virtual RHODI Conversations: “Designing & Learning from Virtual Experiences: K-12 and Adult Audiences”
Over the past year, we've encountered unexpected shifts in the arts and culture industry—and as professionals, we've faced new challenges, … Continue reading Virtual RHODI Conversations: Navigating Your Modern Career Path as an Arts & Culture Professional
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