2008 National Institutes for Tribal Archives, Libraries, and Museums
The 2008 Institutes provide an in-depth exploration of subjects of interest to staff and volunteers of tribal museums, libraries, and archives. With major funding from the Institute of Museum and Library Services, the programs serve as a bridge between the two national conferences, 2007 in Oklahoma City and 2009 in Portland. Each 3-day Institute is preceded by an optional full-day Workshop.
Download a flyer and registration form or click on the 3-day Institute or full-day Workshop of your choice:
- April 14 — How to Recognize and Prevent Threats to Your Collection ($50)
This Workshop is now complete. To order a set of materials from the workshop, which are $25, please phone 405-522-3515 or email conference@oltn.odl.state.ok.us
- April 15-17 — Skills and Strategies for Managing Tribal Records ($200)
This Institute is now complete. To order a set of materials from the Institute, which are $50, please phone 405-522-3515 or email conference@oltn.odl.state.ok.us
- July 14 - Field Trips to Museums with Major American Indian Collections ($50)
To download the flyer, click here.
- July 15-17 — Displaying and Caring for American Indian Objects ($200)
Download the schedule and presenter list. To download the invitation to “An Evening with The Cherokee Kid” event, click here.
- August 11 — Digitization Projects From Planning to Implementation ($50)
- August 12-14 — Collection, Use, and Care of Photographs ($200)
- October 21-23 — Training for American Indian Library Services ($200)
- October 24 — Building and Managing Culturally Responsive Library Collections and Programs ($50)
Major funding provided by:
