Evaluation Tools Share Your Success Regardless of the size of your Preservation Week event, you can choose a simple, quick way to collect information to a few questions. Asking a few questions can make the difference between interesting the media, showing your success in a concrete way, and answering questions about the value of a […]
Why Partner to Celebrate Preservation Week? Potential Partners Tips for Successful Partnerships
Resources and Ideas for Preserving Family Treasures Consider taking small steps throughout the year, or to celebrate Preservation Week, and contribute to the preservation of physical and digital family treasures. Preserving Family Treasures—Discussion and Advice from Local Experts Digitizing Family Photographs and Papers Digital archiving and metadata for the home photographer Displaying Family Treasures Sharing
Easy, Low-Cost Ideas With careful planning, memories and treasures can last a lifetime and be passed on to future generations. Preservation Week will inspire actions to preserve personal, family, and community collections, in addition to library, museum and archive collections. It will also raise awareness of the role libraries and other cultural institutions can play
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Use any of these files to enhance materials for your Preservation Week event. Click any image below to open in a new tab, then right click to save/download. Official Logos and Images For Web Pages Instagram Facebook & LinkedIn Bluesky & Twitter/X 2026 Poster Handouts Videos and Webinars
Preservation Week Events Explore different ideas for a preservation-themed event your institution can host:
Event Planning Guide This list of relatively small and easy steps will help you plan, publicize, evaluate, and document your Preservation Week activities. You might find it helpful to write out the details for the steps you take. Share them with another staff person or a typical audience member to capture multiple perspectives and to
