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JEDAI Principles

Addresses principles of Justice, Equity, Diversity, Accessibility, and Inclusion, focusing on creating equitable and inclusive interpretive practices.

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Tribal Engagement 101
Essential Tools and Understandings for Interpretive Planning
Katie Shea
60 minutes
Date Recorded: January 23, 2025

Join us for an insightful webinar designed to equip participants with the knowledge and skills needed to engage respectfully and effectively with Tribal communities. Whether you're a professional working with Tribal communities or simply interested in learning more, this webinar will provide valuable guidance and practical tips for meaningful engagement.

Regular price: 35.00
Discounted member price: 10.00

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Beyond the ADA
AJ Chlebnik
60 minutes
Date Recorded: September 28, 2023

Many nature spaces are not fully available to people with disabilities. This is true even for spaces that follow the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). The City of Fort Collins Natural Areas has co-developed a tool with community members with disabilities to assess and improve access that goes beyond the requirements of the ADA. Learn how to use this tool, and others, to improve the accessibility of your site and signage for a variety of audiences!

Regular price: 35.00
Discounted member price: 10.00

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RECquity: Front-Line Interpreters Session
Karen Houston
60 minutes
Date Recorded: May 23, 2023

RECquity is found at the intersection of recreation and equitable access for all visitors of interpretive sites and programs, regardless of how they experience the world. This webinar provides a basic introduction into they diverse and dynamic world of disability, with a focus on how front-line interpreters can provide meaningful and equitable experiences for members of the disability community.

Regular price: 35.00
Discounted member price: 10.00

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Tribal Engagement In Tours and Interpretation
Owen Oliver
90 Minutes
Date Recorded: March 28, 2023

Want to learn how to respectfully include tribal nations into your tours and various points of interpretation? This webinar will focus on why tribal engagement is important and how you can begin to start reaching out. You will also learn appropriate language and protocols when engaging with tribes. This webinar builds upon past sessions around Land Acknowledgements and Identifying Place.

Regular price: 40.00
Discounted member price: 15.00

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Ethical Interpretation Of History
Shawn Halifax
90 Minutes
Date Recorded: January 26, 2023

Be introduced to the pillars of ethical history interpretation. This approach to interpretation collaborates with those whose history is suppressed and misrepresented and integrates their stories into corrective narratives that reveal people holistically, while being empathetic to learners—connecting them to past, present, and future conditions, and providing frontline history workers the highest support.

Regular price: 40.00
Discounted member price: 15.00

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School Groups in a Pandemic World
Therese Huffman
60 minutes
Date Recorded: December 16, 2021

This webinar is a series of case studies showcasing interpretive techniques, styles, etc that resulted in effective visitor engagement. It provided the time and opportunity to revisit the way we’ve been approaching our exhibit presentations.

Regular price: 35.00
Discounted member price: 10.00

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Discovering and Identifying Place from an Indigenous Lens
Owen Oliver
60 minutes
Date Recorded: September 20, 2022

During this session we will work forward to open up a conversation on place. Place is a crucial element to identify and discuss while providing tours and interpretation. In this webinar, you will understand how Indigenous people view place and how knowledge systems and teachings come from place. If you are interested in learning more about Indigenous people and how to become a better ally, this is a great webinar for you.

Regular price: 35.00
Discounted member price: 10.00

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Land Acknowledgements and Beyond
Alan Leftridge
2 hours
Date Recorded: October 3, 2024

Interpretive writing requires writers to have a deep knowledge of their readers' interests to make meaningful connections, relate to readers' values, and be personable. This session targets the need to use figurative language and vivid words and to be concise and focused to meet communication goals and honor readers' interests.

Regular price: 45.00
Discounted member price: 20.00

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Shifting the Spectrum for Adaptive Events
Kelley Brugmann
75 minutes
Date Recorded: March 29, 2022

Simple adaptive changes to an event creates an inviting and safe space for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Hear how "Silent Night," an adaptive holiday event, was highly successful and discover how you can easily adapt your events to create an inclusive opportunity for all.

Regular price: 35.00
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Rising to the Surface: New Visitor Engagement
Therese Huffman
60 minutes
Date Recorded: December 16, 2021

This webinar is a series of case studies showcasing interpretive techniques, styles, etc that resulted in effective visitor engagement. It provided the time and opportunity to revisit the way we’ve been approaching our exhibit presentations.

Regular price: 35.00
Discounted member price: 10.00

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