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[PADG:176] NW Preservation Workshops
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From Vulnerable to Vigilant!
A comprehensive preservation program sponsored by the
Portland Area Library System (PORTALS) Disaster & Recovery Group
This program is designed to prepare library staff in disaster planning
and preservation through a series of workshops that addresses
assessment, planning, and recovery of materials and services to ensure
institutions are prepared for the unexpected. Content is sequential,
moving from foundational knowledge to hands-on practice to a culminating
capstone workshop. While individuals may register for single workshops,
completing the entire series is recommended. Sending more than one
person from an institution is also encouraged so participants may
reinforce each other in sharing content with colleagues and implementing
learnings in their home settings.
The first workshop is October 8, described below. A description of the
entire series and registration information may be found attached and at
www.portals.org <http://www.portals.org>.
*Disaster Mitigation for Cultural Collections: Risk Assessment &
Crisis Communication*
Friday, October 8, 2004
US Bank Room, Central Library
Multnomah County Library
801 SW 10th Avenue
Portland, OR 97205
8:30 AM Registration and Coffee
9:15 AM - 4:30 PM Workshop
In this Conservation Center for Art and Historic Facts (CCAHA) workshop,
participants will learn how to conduct a vulnerability analysis and risk
assessment to evaluate the types of emergencies that might affect their
institution and its collections. This evaluation will help institutions
develop effective strategies to minimize the likelihood of a disaster.
A crisis communications expert will address public relations strategies
for emergency situations. The workshop is intended for staff who are
involved in collections care activities or have responsibility for the
safety of collections including librarians, archivists, curators,
collections managers, stewards of historic house museums, site and
facility managers and security and safety staff.
REGISTRATION:
Registration Fee: $80 for PORTALS and OCLC Members, $90 for Nonmembers
To register, please visit at http://www.ccaha.org or contact CCAHA's
Preservation Services Office at 215.545.0613 or ccaha@xxxxxxxxx
<mailto:ccaha@xxxxxxxxx>.
*Registrations must be postmarked by September 20, 2004.*
SPEAKERS:
Julie Page is the Head of the Preservation Department for the University
of California, San Diego Libraries. Julie is coordinator for the
statewide California Preservation Program and SILDRN (San Diego/Imperial
County Libraries Disaster Response Network). She is a trainer for the
American Institute for Conservation of Historic & Artistic Works (AIC)
NEH-funded Emergency Response for Cultural Institutions program and has
presented workshops for the American Library Association (ALA), Special
Libraries Association, California Libraries Association, International
Foundation for Cultural Property Protection, and the Heritage Emergency
National Task Force.
Michael Smith, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Communication, La Salle
University, teaches undergraduate and graduate courses in public
relations, organizational communication, and conflict. He is the
Director of LaSalle's Professional Communication graduate program in
Philadelphia and Prague, Czech Republic.
NOTES:
Lunch is not provided - there are many local restaurants. Refunds will
be given until two weeks prior to the workshop date. If you are a
person who has special needs, CCAHA must be notified three weeks ahead
of the program.
COSPONSORS:
Portland Area Library System (PORTALS) is a multi-type library
consortium committed to meeting the research and educational needs of
people in the greater Portland area through cooperative and creative
access to information resources and services.
OCLC Western Service Center, Digital & Preservation Services Program,
http://www.oclc.org/western/services/dpr/default.htm.
Sheila Afnan-Manns, MS, MLIS
Director
Portland Area Library System (PORTALS)
PO Box 1151
Portland, OR 97207-1151
(503) 725-5992, phone
(503) 725-4524, fax