[BCMA] Co-presentation at Conference?

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Hi Mark,

The First Peoples' Heritage, Language and Cultural Council also completed a
similar exercise in mapping Indigenous artists across BC, knowledge and
cultural educators, resources, etc.  This was a fascinating project which I
believe was completed under the lead of Cathi Charles Wherry.

Warm regards,

April Ingham

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Has any museum, gallery or heritage site used Community Mapping as a tool to
engage with specific groups in their community?

 

We are currently engaged in a Community Mapping exercise here in Delta, and
would like to present our methodology and results at Conference 2012.
Working with another group who has employed this technique would make for a
more interesting and enriching session.  

 

Please contact me if you are interested in co-presenting in Kamloops on this
subject.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Mark Sakai

Executive Director

 

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