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    • 27 Sep 2023
    • 5:30 PM - 6:45 PM
    • Zoom
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    Please join us for our Free September Technical Meeting!

    Empathy is the ability to identify and experience the emotions of another and is one domain of emotional intelligence. Empathetic leaders develop a clear understanding of their emotional processes as well as the emotional processes of their team members. This leads to making conscious choices that lead to better outcomes for all and even improved success rates. One way to develop empathy is through mindfulness-based practices. According to Amy McCae, “So much of what an IH professional does starts from empathy and compassion. Communicating about science with employees at all levels of the organization requires skills in communication, leadership, collaboration, teamwork, negotiation, and listening. Emotional intelligence and mindfulness will help prepare you to deal with the technical aspects of the job.”

    Amy McCae helps industry leaders to reduce stress and overwhelm so they can have clarity, confidence, and peace of mind as well as more time for fun, family, and themselves. Amy founded Creative Wellness after spending nearly a decade ill with chronic illnesses and finally found healing through fitness, nutrition, and meditation. She now holds 17 certifications related to personal and professional development and mind body wellness. At the heart of all her work is a passion to ensure people live with purpose, align with their values, and that they thrive personally and professionally.

    • 27 Oct 2023
    • 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM
    • Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM) and Virtual
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    Preserving Our Heritage and Protecting Our Health

    Co-presentations by IH/Safety and Conservation/Collection Care Professionals

    The Potomac Section of the American Industrial Hygiene Association, the Washington Conservation Guild, the Smithsonian Institution’s Office of Safety, Health and Environmental Management and the Smithsonian National Collections Program will once again collaborate with the Lunder Conservation Center to host a Professional Development Seminar with the theme of Control of Health and Safety Hazards in Museums, Historic Sites, Conservation Treatment and Collection Care.

    Friday, 27 October 2023

    9:00 am – 4:30 pm ET

    McEvoy Auditorium

    Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM)

    G and 8th Streets, NW, Washington DC

    Presentations include:

    • Responding to Mold Emergencies During COVID
    • Cellulose Nitrate Film: Risks and New/Updated NFPA 40 Guidelines for Appropriate Methods for Handling and Storage
    • Safety Practices for Outdoor Sculptures at Smithsonian American Art Museum
    • The National Park Service Museum Risk Assessment Tool and Museum Fire Protection Virtual Training Series
    • Click here for a complete list of presentations.

    Tours of SAAM galleries will be available for in-person attendees to select upon check-in.

    Registration: Click on the "Register" button above or to the left (depending on your device).

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    • In-person – $60 (Includes lunch and tour)
    • Virtual – $30
    • Student/Pre-program Intern - $30 in-person or virtual (student ID or internship letter required)

    Register by October 17, 2023 – NO ON-SITE REGISTRATION

    Questions? Email SafetyCulturalHeritageSummit@si.edu

    Photo Disclaimer: Please note that photographs may be taken during this event for posting to the AIHA Potomac Section and the Washington Conservation Guild webpages. Attendance assumes we have consent to post any photos you may appear in unless you notify us electronically or in writing.


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