The New England Museum Association’s Young & Emerging Professionals group is planning on hosting a book discussion in the near future. They’ve got a poll up asking which book we should all talk about, so go, vote, and then come to the meeting. (We’ll have …
Did you attend NEMA’s fall conference? If so, they’re looking for some feedback. Go, fill it out, and give your opinion. If you give them your thoughts by December 16, you’ll be entered to win a free conference registration for NEMA 2012. If you missed …
Wild Apricot, which makes online membership software, has a really great blog. Each month, they do a roundup of free online webinars. (I think I’ve mentioned them before. They do a really great job.)
Highlights include:
Playing by the Rules: Creating an Effective Volunteer Handbook
5 Trends in Technologoy that will Shape a New Reality for Nonprofits
How Strategic Public Relations Can Help Nonprofits Break Through the Media Clutter
Here: First, show some support for our own Sarah Duff and visit the exhibit she planned at the Andover Historical Society, Common Indecency. Tinsel and ornaments will seem so commonplace when you realize you could be decorating with corsets and vintage toilet paper. There: Next, …
Welcome to our weekly roundup of museums in the news! What car part should hang in a museum? Human Zoos: Quai Branly Museum Puts Humans On Display Time To Tweet The Art: Museum-Analytics.org Keeps Tabs On Curatorial Social Media Utah’s new museum of natural history engages …