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- ICH: Creating a Community-Based Inventory
- Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Climate Adaptation: Making a Case
- Climate Adaptation: Framework and Implementation
- Setting the Bar: A Reconciliation Guide for Heritage
- Heritage Conservation Tools: Resource Guides
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- ICH: Creating a Community-Based Inventory
- Intangible Cultural Heritage
- Climate Adaptation: Making a Case
- Climate Adaptation: Framework and Implementation
- Setting the Bar: A Reconciliation Guide for Heritage
- 1. Setting the Bar: Heritage and Reconciliation Pledge
- 2. Setting the Bar: Acknowledging Land and People
- 3. Setting the Bar: Celebrating Days of Recognition and Commemoration
- 4. Setting the Bar: With a Commitment to Learn
- 5. Setting the Bar: Committing to Strategic Organizational Diversity
- 6. Setting the Bar: Mission-Making Room for Reconciliation
- 7. Setting the Bar: Possession, Interpretation, Repatriation and Cultural Care
- 8. Setting the Bar: Shared Decision Making
- 9. Setting the Bar: Statements of Significance and other heritage planning documents
- 10. Setting the Bar: Heritage Conservation Tools, Local Government Act
- Heritage Conservation Tools: Resource Guides
- Webinars On-Demand
- Heritage Workshops
- Other Heritage Education Programs
Webinar: Heritage Basics
About the Webinar:
Heritage Basics is the webinar overview of Heritage Planning that you have always wanted. It provides the steps and resources for local governments and community groups to take to ensure that heritage conservation planning is a local focus. Among the topics covered:
- What is heritage conservation & how does it benefit the community
- What legislation governs how conservation is practiced in BC
- What opportunities does conservation present, and how it can be integrated into community planning
- An overview of the processes of heritage conservation: how it can be realized, tools that are available to realize the goals of your own heritage programs
- The linking of principles and practice in values based approach to heritage conservation
- The administrative and regulatory context of heritage conservation, and a sense of the ways in which heritage resources can be managed
About the Presenter:
Amy Calder worked as the capacity planner for Heritage BC when this webinar was recorded. Amy holds an MA in Planning, and specializes in cultural heritage, policy & data analysis, and community development. Her work focuses on researching, conserving and promoting cultural heritage throughout Canada.
Relevant Resources:
» Heritage BC Quick Studies
» Heritage Definitions and FAQs
This webinar was recorded on September 30, 2016.
It has a run-time of 1 hour and 5 minutes.