Program

Preservation and Access: Preservation and Access Education and Training

Period of Performance

1/1/2018 - 12/31/2019

Funding Totals

$208,000.00 (approved)
$208,000.00 (awarded)


Professional Development for Conservators: Providing Preservation and Access for the Humanities

FAIN: PE-258421-18

FAIC (Washington, DC 20005-1704)
Eric Pourchot (Project Director: May 2017 to August 2022)

Mid-career professional development through workshops offered around the country for conservation professionals responsible for the care of humanities collections. Eleven presentations of nine courses would be held over the two-year grant period, reaching an estimated 287 conservators and allied professionals. Twenty travel stipends would be awarded to participants from underserved areas.

The Foundation of the American Institute for Conservation of Historic and Artistic Works (FAIC) seeks funding to support 11 presentations of 9 courses over a two-year period. This initiative is part of FAIC's program of professional development for conservators of cultural heritage, and builds on the successes and lessons learned from previous programs. An estimated 287 conservators and allied professionals will participate. 20 scholarships will increase access for conservators in under-served regions through travel stipends. Workshops will take place in # states and the District of Columbia.





Associated Products

AIC News article, March 2019. Vo 44(2), p 17 (Article)
Title: AIC News article, March 2019. Vo 44(2), p 17
Author: American Institute for Conservation
Abstract: Announcement of the "Material Immaterial" photo symposium and workshop at Yale University.
Year: 2019
Access Model: Members only initially; open access after two years
Format: Newspaper
Periodical Title: AIC News
Publisher: American Institute for Conservation