EPISODE · Apr 21, 2022 · 34 MIN
Tabula Raza: A New Table for People-Centered Conservation
from Save As: NextGen Heritage Conservation · host USC Master of Heritage Conservation Program
As a kid, Laura Dominguez would sit under the kitchen table during tamale season, listening to family stories as the grownups handed her corn husks to play with. Now she’s one of the people setting a new table for heritage conservation, with community as the centerpiece. In this episode, Laura shares the personal roots of her professional path, her doctoral research into the origins of conservation in Los Angeles, and a glimpse of the future she's helping to shape.See the episode page for photos and linksDon't miss Latinos in Heritage Conservation's Congreso! April 28-30, 2022, in Denver with virtual optionLearn more and register hereConnect with us on Instagram, Facebook, and LinkedIn!
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As a kid, Laura Dominguez would sit under the kitchen table during tamale season, listening to family stories as the grownups handed her corn husks to play with. Now she’s one of the people setting a new table for heritage conservation, with community as the centerpiece. In this episode, Laura shares the personal roots of her professional path, her doctoral research into the origins of conservation in Los Angeles, and a glimpse of the future she's helping to shape. See the episode page for p...
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