Advancing the Future of America's Heritage...
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Over three years a small national preservation office builds community sites and trains staff to use social media, launches a collaborative multimedia site Voices of the Past, and pilots a hometown network in Natchez louisiana (about 30 active local heritage groups). Tools include video blogs, a month-long excavation vlog, university-backed media production and a podcast that supplies evidence to a Wisconsin cold case now considered by the FBI, demonstrating measurable advocacy and practical impact.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Advocating for heritage
- 1:13Bridging online gaps
- 2:19Local community projects
- 3:09Building global networks
- 4:16Legacy and lasting impact
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