Rachel Penniman on giving voice to emerging conservators
December 14, 2009
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<p>When it comes to the protection of cultural resources for the long haul, conservators are on the front lines: providing hands-on TLC, whether it's in a museum or at the scene of a natural disaster. Now, a new group has formed to provide a support network for young conservators and newcomers to the field. Rachel Penniman is the chair of the <a href="http://emergingconservator.blogspot.com/">Emerging Conservation Professionals Network</a>. In this podcast, she discusses how the group is using the social web to give a voice to the next generation of heritage caretakers.</p>
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