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Preserving America’s Diverse Heritage
January 31 and February 1, 2008
High Museum of Art and Woodruff Arts Center
Atlanta, Georgia
Day One:
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Schroeder Cherry, IMLS Counselor to the Director,
and Dr. Radice welcome forum attendee Elizabeth Pena
of Buffalo State College.
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Michael Shapiro, Director of the High Museum of Art,
delivers his opening remarks.
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Dr. Radice delivers her welcome to the forum attendees.
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Loretta Parham, Library Director & CEO at the
Robert W. Woodruff Library, speaks during the "Significance
of and Challenges Facing America’s Diverse Collections"
session.
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Speakers on the "Significance of and Challenges
Facing America’s Diverse Collections" panel
answer questions from the audience.
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Debbie Hess Norris, Chair and Professor, Department
of Art Conservation, University of Delaware presents
during the "Connecting to Solutions: Addressing
Issues of Special Significance to Diverse Collections"
session.
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Roberta Conner, Director of the Tamastslikt Cultural
Institute, also presents during the "Connecting
to Solutions" session.
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Lonnie Bunch, the Director of the Smithsonian;s National
Museum of African American History and Culture, delivers
the Keynote Address.
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A reception was held after the keynote address.
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Forum attendees get a chance to network at the reception.
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Day Two:
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Shirley Mitchell from Bank of America makes an important
announcement during the morning welcome.
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Vernon Courtney, Director of the Hampton University
Museum and Archives, speaks during the "Connecting
to Solutions: Covering the Fundamentals" session.
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Francine Henderson of the Auburn Avenue Research
Library asks a question of "Connecting to Solutions:
Covering the Fundamentals" panel members.
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Ron Chew, former Executive Director of the Wing Luke
Cultural Center, speaks during the Connecting to Funding
and the Public" session.
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Forum attendees enjoy more opportunities to network.
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At the Connections Lab, participants connected with
speakers, representatives of funding agencies, and
each other.
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