Featured Resources and Events
STEPS Enrollment
Enrollment in STEPS is open to AASLH Institutional and Academic Program members only. Nonmember organizations are required to first purchase an AASLH Institutional or Academic Program membership. New STEPS enrollees receive one copy of the spiral bound workbook, access to the STEPS Community and other benefits. COST: $195 AASLH Institutional/Academic Program Members
Designing Accessible Online and In-Person Presentations - Live Webinar
February 26, 2026 | 3pm ET
Join us for a webinar on techniques to make your presentations and slide decks accessible to your audience, whether in-person, online, or both!
STEPS Series | Stewardship of Historic Structures and Landscapes
March 3, 2026 | 3pm EST
Join other STEPS members for a free presentation and discussion event on one site's experiences with the Historic Sites and Landscapes chapter and how your site can implement positive changes through STEPS.
While free, registration and STEPS enrollment are required to participate.
NAGPRA Essentials for History Organizations (March 2026) - Virtual Workshop
March 5, 2026 | 1 - 4 pm EST | NAGPRA Essentials for History Organizations is a half-day virtual workshop for history practitioners and administrators to learn about the principles and practices of the Native American Graves and Repatriation and Act and how it impacts their work.
Workshop: Collections Camp: Textiles (June 2026)
Connecticut Museum of Culture and History, Hartford, CT | June 22-23, 2026 | Collections Camp: Textiles is an AASLH onsite workshop presented by instructor Karen DePauw. This two-day, on-site workshop teaches participants about the care and conservation of textiles in museum collections.
Reimagining the Historic House Museum in Nashville (July 2026) - Onsite Workshop
BELLE MEADE HISTORIC SITE, NASHVILLE, TN | July 10, 2026 | Reimagining the Historic House Museum is an AASLH onsite workshop. This one-day event is designed to offer current thinking, practical information, and solutions to the challenges facing historic sites. The symposium will include presentations by historic house game-changers and local historic site administrators, discussion, historic site visit, and a brainstorming workshop at a historic house museum to try out the new ideas proposed during the symposium.
