Save As: NextGen Heritage Conservation

Save As: NextGen Heritage Conservation

Por: USC Master of Heritage Conservation Program
Why do we save historic places? For whom? How can heritage conservation advance equity, justice, and climate adaptation? This podcast explores these and other issues with students at the University of Southern California, for a glimpse of the future of the field.
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Latest episodes of the podcast Save As: NextGen Heritage Conservation

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[Update] Heritage and Hope at the Mafundi Building in Watts 02/11/2023
[Update] Bunker Hill Refrain: Resurrecting a Lost Community 12/10/2023
Save As: Fall 2023! 05/10/2023
Architecture + Advocacy in L.A.'s Sugar Hill 21/09/2023
Valuing the Vernacular in Beaufort, SC 01/06/2023
Allensworth: The Past and Future of a Black Agrarian Utopia 11/05/2023
Mysteries of Modernism at Schindler’s Buck House 20/04/2023
[Encore] After the War: Using Heritage to Rebuild 30/03/2023
Legacy Businesses in Immigrant Neighborhoods 09/03/2023
Reinvesting in a Rosenwald School 16/02/2023
Bearing Witness: World War II "Comfort Women" Stations 26/01/2023
[ENCORE] Preserving That Signature Sound 05/01/2023
[ENCORE] Fictional History: Recognizing TV and Film Locations 22/12/2022
Is Deconstruction a Dirty Word? 01/12/2022
The Postwar L.A. of Gin Wong 10/11/2022
Feng Shui as Cultural Heritage 20/10/2022
Surf, Sand, and Self-Determination: Jim Crow-Era Leisure for Black Angelenos 29/09/2022
Trailer 20/09/2022
Every Fixture Tells a Story: Neutra’s Reunion House 02/06/2022
Is Leimert Park L.A.'s Most Significant Neighborhood? 18/05/2022
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