Hi,
Depending on where you are located, there are regional organizations that often sponsor (paid or unpaid) workshops on grant-writing. In the mid-Atlantic area,
the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (CCAHA) has a workshop in which you brainstorm a (fictional or potential) grant. There is also the Foundation Center (foundationcenter.org) that has massive amounts of information regarding funders, funding
and grant-seeking. There is a webinar this afternoon (2 pm ET, I think) about managing grant proposal budgets – free. I’m copying the link below.
http://grantspace.org/Classroom/training-calendar/online/proposal-budgeting-basics-2014-01-28-webinar
Check with your regional heritage organization (NEDCC, CCAHA, etc.) and see what they have available. It’s always good to add to your skill set!
Greg
Gregory A. Jackson, CA
Archivist
Bryn Athyn Historic Landmark District
Glencairn Museum
www.glencairnmuseum.org
267.502.2421
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Subject: [MUSEUM-L] Grant Writing Workshops
Hi Everyone,
I am looking to take a grant writing workshop or a grant writing course. The problem I have is that I am not working at an institution that needs grants and so I need a workshop or a course that can teach me basic techniques without requiring me to have one
to work on at the time I take the course.
I am trying to enhance my museum skills and this is one area I am lacking. Are there courses and/or workshops that can teach grant writing without working on one for your institution?
Thanks,
T.Ann
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