Season Wrap-Up: Recognizing and Embracing Agency

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Conservators Combating Climate Change

AIC's ECPN

18 episodes

5 days ago

Conservators Combatting Climate Change returns for a second season with co-host and founder Natalya Swanson joined by Marie Desrochers. In this season, Marie and Natalya focus on the intersectional nature of sustainability work by speaking with heritage and environmental conservators, educators, architects, and engineers about ongoing collaborative projects. Ten episodes will be released weekly in April and May 2021, so subscribe and tune in for a stimulating series of conversations about what it means to create an equitable, inclusive, and sustainable community.

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Season Wrap-Up: Recognizing and Embracing Agency

Conservators Combating Climate Change

16 minutes 24 seconds

5 years ago

Season Wrap-Up: Recognizing and Embracing Agency

In the final episode of the season, hosts Natalya Swanson and Emma Hartman are joined by Marie Desrochers, incoming host and AIC-ECPN Digital Platform Officer, to reflect on what they have learned since starting the podcast.

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Support for this podcast series is generously provided by the University of Delaware's Department of Art Conservation in honor of Bruno Pouliot.