National Preservation Institute

We have a webpage dedicated to resources for cultural resource managers. Check it out - and let us know what we should add to the page. #historicpreservation #resource #resources #learning #continuingeducation

Our featured on-demand course of the week is "Native America 101." Cultural resource management in the United States often requires basic awareness and some knowledge of indigenous populations. Understand who they are, their differences, and where they are today. Learn some basic history on Native America and examine the legacy of treaties, Indian law, and the unique legal standing of tribes. Consider how stereotypes, cultural appropriation, and the media affect actions and become informed in ways that respect native cultural heritage. Explore how preserving history and culture can be integrated into projects that affect Native American cultural interests. #historicpreservation #indigenous #history #continuingeducation

Another job opportunity, this one for Virginians! #historicpreservation #virginia #va #job #jobopportunity

Check out our podcast series Preservation Profiles. Hear from some of the inspiring individuals who are shaping the field of preservation in the United States. Learn about their preservation philosophies, inspiration, and accomplishments. Listen anywhere you subscribe to podcasts. #historicpreservation #podcast #interview #learn

Our featured on-demand course of the week is "Section 106: The Basics for Planners, Project Managers, and Developers." Examine the basics for compliance with Section 106 regulations under the National Historic Preservation Act in a timely and comprehensive manner. Establish that a project meets the criteria for engagement before moving into planning and construction phases. Consider consultant or contractor selection, proper documentation, and how to determine effects. Understand the purpose of a memorandum of agreement or programmatic agreement and the requirement for consultation. Explore the role of SHPOs, THPOs, and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the conclusion of the Section 106 review process. #historicpreservation #training #course #education #learning

Job alert for folks in the Detroit area! #historicpreservation #job #jobopportunity #detroit

Our final stretch of live courses for 2024 are coming to Colorado, Texas, Alaska, and Missouri soon. Check out our calendar and register at npi.org if one piques your interest. #historicpreservation #learning #opportunity #continuingeducation

Our featured webinar of the week is "GIS for Cultural Resources: Roundtable Conversation." This popular roundtable conversation is an opportunity for a free-ranging discussion with other geographic information system (GIS) users in the cultural resource management field. Review changes in the industry and updates in the ArcGIS platform. Pose questions to baffling issues and contribute a case study or story map. Learn about the latest GIS tools, new data portals, and upcoming technologies with potential connections to GIS. Consider ways to work more effectively with non-GIS users and promote the use of GIS. #historicpreservation #gis #arcgis #map #mapping

ICYMI: earlier this year ten tribal nations in Arizona received $2.5 million in funding to support their programs aimed at preserving cultural resources and history. Learn more in the article below. #historicpreservation #news #Indigenous #history #preserve

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