GHHN is the statewide, go-to service organization for responsive assistance, interpretation, and collections care. Our program services are local, professional, and statewide. We offer grants, workshops, webinars, consultations, technical assistance, a resource network, and professional development opportunities to advance the work of historical societies, historic house museums, heritage centers, historic sites, archives, and libraries.
GHHN, in partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), administers the NYSCA/GHHN Conservation Treatment Grant Program which provides support for treatment procedures by professional conservators to aid in stabilizing and preserving objects in collections of museums, historical, and cultural organizations in New York State. The NYSCA/GHHN Collection Needs Assessment Program offers two grants: Site Assessment Grant – to support professional services for a collections consultant to come to an organization for a half-day site visit focusing on a collections related topic; and Supplies Grant - applicants who have consulted with an appropriate professional may request funds to purchase much needed collections management supplies which are critical to the stewardship of their collections.
GHHN, in partnership with the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA), administers the NYSCA/GHHN Conservation Treatment Grant Program which provides support for treatment procedures by professional conservators to aid in stabilizing and preserving objects in collections of museums, historical, and cultural organizations in New York State. The NYSCA/GHHN Collection Needs Assessment Program offers two grants: Site Assessment Grant – to support professional services for a collections consultant to come to an organization for a half-day site visit focusing on a collections related topic; and Supplies Grant - applicants who have consulted with an appropriate professional may request funds to purchase much needed collections management supplies which are critical to the stewardship of their collections.
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NYSCA/GHHN COLLECTION NEEDS ASSESSMENT PROGRAM (CNAP)
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WORKSHOPS/WEBINARS
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VIRTUAL CONFERENCE
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MEMBERSHIP
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Announcements
Registration NOW OPEN for Transformative Tools online classes!
Series 1: Planning and Creating Digital Exhibits Wednesday, March 10 - Wednesday, April 14 Series 2: All About Audio: Digital Recording, Editing, and Creating Audio Tours and Exhibits Wednesday, May 5 - Wednesday, June 9 Click here for more information and to register! 2021 NYSCA/GHHN Conservation Treatment Grant Program
Portal Opens 3/1/21 - Applications Due 9/1/21 Click here to learn more! GHHN's Digital Capacity Environmental Scan
Help us to evaluate and identify trends and general digital literacy in the museum/library/archive/historic house/heritage keeping community. Click here to take the survey! GHHN Receives $50,000 Grant From The Robert David Lion
Gardiner Foundation! Click here to read the press release! GHHN Receives $30,000 Grant From The Hudson River Valley National Heritage Area for 2021 Practicum Series:
Transformative Tools: A Digital Practicum for Heritage Keepers Click here to read the press release! RECORDINGS NOW AVAILABLE FOR GHHN VIRTUAL CONFERENCE!
Missed one of our weekly sessions? Recordings of the weekly sessions are available for just $7! Click here to see available recordings and to purchase Make It Work! Workshop Series Re-Imagined As Online Classes
Register Now for Series 2: Archival Rehousing (Oct-Nov) and Series 3: Textile Rehousing (Nov- Dec) Click here to learn more and to register! Congratulations to the 2020 NYSCA/GHHN Collection Needs Assessment Recipients!
To view the list of funded sites, please click here for the Press Release Announcing: 2020 NYSCA/GHHN Creativity Incubator Grant Awardees!
Click here to read the press release Introducing: GHHN's New Membership System!
Our new system will allow you to log into your account to renew your membership, register for events, make donations, and more. Click here to learn more and create your GHHN account! |
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GHHN Programming is generously funded by:
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