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Check out the Monuments Toolkit blog below for updates on our work across the nation. You can also visit our Podcast and Webinar series to learn more about the work of other activist groups.

Monuments Toolkit 2025 Summer Webinar Series

Monuments Toolkit 2025 Summer Webinar Series

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Join us for the Monuments Toolkit 2025 Summer Webinar Series! This three-part series will discuss digital monuments, reinterpretation of historic places, and international approaches to oppressive monuments. Digitally Mapping the…
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APIAHIP Events

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This summer, Huy Pham, Executive Direction of Asian & Pacific Islanders in Historic Preservation (APIAHIP) will be joinind the Monuments Toolkit on a webinar about digital monuments. Before then, APIAHIP…
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Roundabout to the Women Who Fight!

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By Gilbert C. Correa, Community Engagement Associate Over the course of the past three years, the Monuments Toolkit Team has been analyzing and documenting monuments, as well as proactive approaches…
Grant announcement

Monuments Toolkit Receives NEA Grant

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE ICOMOS-USA to Receive $20,000 Award from the National Endowment for the Arts for World Heritage USA Monuments Toolkit Project 13 January 2025, Washington DC ICOMOS-USA is pleased…
Book cover of "Grappling with Monuments of Oppression: Moving from Analysis to Activism."

New Book on Monuments of Oppression

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Cequyna Moore, Director of the Monuments Toolkit project, recently authored a chapter in the new book, “Grappling with Monuments of Oppression: Moving from Analysis to Activism.” Synopsis “Grappling with Monuments…