Heritage in Action
Heritage in Action: Engaging the Next Generation through Educational Programs and Activities is a three-part webinar series designed to support cultural, environmental and history organizations in developing and sustaining education programs for school audiences.
Topics include school program development for K-12 students, youth and family audience engagement at local heritage sites, and the creation of accessible experiences for visitors of all abilities and were developed with input from an advisory panel comprised of multi-disciplinary educators at heritage area partner organizations from across the region. Our speakers are experts in their fields and work for a variety of local institutions including Discovery Museum, Fitchburg Art Museum, Mass Audubon, Mass Cultural Council, and the USS Constitution Museum.
The series is free and open to all. Content is relevant to both staffed and all-volunteer organizations within and beyond the Heritage Area’s geographical boundaries. Recordings will be shared with registrants following each session and additional educational resources and templates will be made available on this webpage for all to access. Closed captioning is available. If additional support is needed to participate, please email mail@freedomsway.org and we will do our best to provide suitable accommodations.
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Developing School Programs for K-12 Students
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Engaging Youth & Family Audiences at Your Site
IN CASE YOU MISSED IT
Creating Accessible Experiences for Visitors of All Abilities
Developing School Programs for K-12 Students
Engaging Youth & Family Audiences at Your Site
Creating Accessible Experiences for Visitors of All Abilities
Guest Speakers
Susan Diachisin, Director of Education, Fitchburg Art Museum
Elisabeth Nevins, Principal, Seed/Ed Consulting
Robert Kiihne, Independent Exhibit Designer, formerly Director of Exhibits, USS Constitution Museum
Kris Scopinich, Senior Director of Education & Engagement, Mass Audubon
Charles G. Baldwin, Program Officer III: Access & Inclusion, Mass Cultural Council
Brindha Muniappan, Senior Director of the Museum Experience, Discovery Museum
Advisory Committee
Julie Bernson, Director of Learning, The Trustees
Carolin Collins, Education Program Manager, Historic New England
Denise LeBlanc, Vice President & Program Chair, Friends of Pine Hawk
Kathryn Parent, Program Coordinator, MA DCR Division of Water Supply Protection
Hannah Wolfe, Education Coordinator, LexArt
Consulting Project Manager
Elisabeth Nevins, Principal, Seed/Ed Consulting



