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DESCRIPTION:<strong><span style="color: #c21313\;">FREE</strong>\n\nDo you 
 have objects at home that you think belong in a community archive? Have yo
 u ever wondered about how items end up inside museums or displayed at hist
 oric sites? Learn how these institutions collect and maintain their histor
 ic collections\, the challenges this type of work entails\, and how people
  can help prepare their collections if they are interested in having them 
 considered for intake. Hear from <strong>Rosalyn Tonai</strong> (Executi
 ve Director\, National Japanese American Historical Society\, Inc)\, <str
 ong>Kristen Hayashi</strong> (Director of Collections Management and Acce
 ss &amp\; Curator\, JANM)\,<strong> Kristie Haertel </strong>(Regional A
 rchaeology &amp\; Museum Program Manager\, National Parks Service)\, and
  <strong>Brandon Daake</strong> (Registrar\, Heart Mountain Wyoming Foun
 dation) in a virtual conversation moderated by <strong>Sojin Kim </stron
 g>(Curator\, Smithsonian Folklife Institute). \n\n<em>This program is co-
 sponsored by the Japanese American National Museum\, the Japanese American
  Confinement Sites Consortium\, and the Smithsonian Folklife Institute and
  presented as part of the </em><a href="https://www.jampilgrimages.com/">
 <em>Tadaima 2021 Virtual Pilgrimage</em></a><em>.</em>\n\n<strong>RSVP HER
 E:<em> </em></strong><em>https://9644p.blackbaudhosting.com/9644p/tickets
 ?tab=2&amp\;txobjid=94c8b3a3-4b56-465e-b06d-6b589ef3900d</em>\n
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SUMMARY:Collecting and Preserving a Community’s History
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