Public testimony is one of the most powerful ways to have our voices heard in Hartford and change the way our elected decision makers view arts and culture. But it can seem like one of the hardest.
Join us for an hour-long virtual session hosted by Amrys Williams of the Connecticut League of Museums and Brett Thompson of Connecticut Arts Alliance to learn how you can tell a compelling advocacy story.
We’ll take the mystery out of the process, walk you through some of the formal language that goes into testimony and give you tips on what makes a good story.
Jump-start your museum and public history career with a day of networking and consultation with Connecticut professionals! There will be time for informal conversations with people in a variety of museum and cultural heritage positions, as well as resume review and interview practice. Drop in for half an hour or come for the whole event to meet, greet, and learn.
This program is offered in partnership with the Public History Program at Central Connecticut State University.
Connecticut League of MuseumsCentral Connecticut State University, Department of History1615 Stanley StreetNew Britain, CT 06050(860) 832-2674info@clho.org
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