dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneMaking it Rain: How Various Sums of Money Could Positively Impact Cultural NonprofitsPrivyet Steemrades! This week, those of us working on the @phillyhistory project have been tasked with considering how…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneTo Protect and Conserve: Addressing the Needs in the Cultural Sector Regarding Collections ConservationGreetings Steemites. This week, those of us here in HIST 5151 on the Philly History Project are focusing our readings…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneIt Takes A Village to Represent Itself: How Community Centers Can Help Decentralize Cultural NonprofitsIn her new post, "Present Perfect Public History: The Future of Audience-Centered Cultural Organizations,"…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NonePlan B: What Do We Do If No One Applies For Our Funds?Over the past few weeks, those of us here on the Philly History Project have reached out to various cultural…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneWhere There's a Will, There's a Way: Creating a Document Directing Deaccessioning Upon a NonProfit's DemiseI, @dduquette, resident of Steemit, being of sound mind, not acting under duress or undue influence, and fully…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneWhat Not to Do In a Deaccession: Lessons from the Franklin Institute and the Berkshire MuseumLast week we discussed acquiring collections from collectors, and what a process that can be. This week, however, we…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneOne Man's Treasure: Michael Zinman and His Trove of Early American Republic ManuscriptsOne of my favorite literary tropes has to be that of the eccentric millionaire, who for some reason focuses his…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneHave You Tried Turning it Off and Back On?: Suggestions for the Philadelphia History MuseumWeek after week, those of us in the Nonprofit Management course affiliated with the Philly History project read about…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneIntrospection and Innovation: How the Historical Society of Pennsylvania Redefined ItselfOne of the prospective locations for the proposed History Center in Philadelphia was here, at 12th and Market…dduquette (52)in #loi2018 • 7 years ago • NoneLetter of Intent: Preserving the Memory of PennhurstThe Pennhurst Memorial & Preservation Alliance seeks to create a museum and interpretive center to educate visitors…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneThose in Glass Houses Should Keep Windex Handy: The Need to Maintain Cultural Nonprofits' FacilitiesFor some cultural nonprofits, one of the issues that annual budgets do not always adequately account for is facility…dduquette (52)in #nonprofits • 7 years ago • NoneI've Got 99 Problems, and Most of Them Are the Board's Fault: The Pros and Cons of Large and Small Cultural InstitutionsThis week one of my tasks from @phillyhistory was to consider the pros and cons of large, medium, and small cultural…dduquette (52)in #nonprofits • 7 years ago • NoneA Puzzling Situation: Piecing Together a Healthier, More Cohesive Cultural Sector in PhiladelphiaI like puzzles. My family recently took up completing 1000 and 2000-piece puzzles as a hobby and they, as you would…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneMake Love AND War? Valentine's Day During the First World WarFriends, it is February, and this Wednesday many will be celebrating Valentine’s Day with their special someones.…dduquette (52)in #nonprofits • 7 years ago • NoneNonprofit Mismanagement: Financial Literacy Does Not Equate to Good Financial Leadership90% This seems like a sizable proportion doesn’t it? That’s just shy of a perfect 100%. According to a study in 2009…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneFull Steem Ahead: Steem-Powered Outdoor History: Pt. 2- This is a photograph of Rittenhouse Square Park I took during the summer of 2017. Rittenhouse is a popular, open…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneLove Thy Neighbor: American Nativism against German Americans in 1918During times of war, it is not uncommon for the enemies engaged to use propaganda to defame one another. In 1918…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • None1918: Marking a Decade of Operation at Pennhurst State School & HospitalWith its unmistakable architectural design and signature cupola perched atop the roof, the Pennhurst State School &…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneA "Self-Sufficient" Institution: Peonage at Pennhurst in 1918"Picking Peas, 1918 Trustees Report," Photo used with permission from the Pennhurst Memorial & Preservation…dduquette (52)in #explore1918 • 7 years ago • NoneWhere Dreams Meet Reality: William Steffens's Journey to PhiladelphiaPort Richmond Grain-Elevator, Philadelphia, PA, 1917. After his arrival in Philadelphia, Steffens worked as a ship's…
