Pass It On: Saving Heritage and Memories
Celebrate Preservation Week April 24–30, 2011
The first Preservation Week was a success! Libraries all over the country celebrated. Look at the events on the map for examples of programming you might have in 2011.
View Preservation Week Events in the U.S. in a larger map.
Preservation Week offers an opportunity to celebrate collecting and preservation in your community, and to highlight your institution as a source of preservation information.
- create a display about preserving and collecting personal, family, or community heritage
- offer a preservation workshop or event or
- highlight Preservation Week on your web site with a link to ALA’s Preservation Week resources.
On this site: Your Event Toolkit
Find information, resources, templates, graphics, and ideas for celebrating Preservation Week.
- plan your event: program ideas | find a speaker | event checklist | get feedback
- promote your event: writing press releases | logos and artwork | handouts | videos
Find resources specifically designed for library users: families, children, and teens, on the Preservation Week @ Your Library site: www.atyourlibrary.org/passiton.
Preservation Events
Tools for Planning Your Event
Find a speaker, hand outs, bookmarks, and more.Share your Story
about Preservation Awareness
Poster and Bookmark
Pass It On
Pass on great preservation tips a poster and bookmark featuring easy-to-follow guidelines for protecting personal treasures, family heirlooms, and collectibles.
