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Helping Hands Brigade
WhatHelping Hands Brigade is an annual event hosted by the Registrars’ Committee of the Mountain-Plains Museums Association (RC-MPMA). WhoIt is designed for registrars, collections managers, conservators,
curators and others who would like to share their time and skills with
institutions or organizations in the conference’s host city. This
one-day service project is an opportunity for museum professionals to
give back to the profession. WhyBefore the conference, members of RC-MPMA scout out a number of museums in the host city and talk with their staff to see if they would like a group of trained museum folks to help them with projects. Almost every museum has a collections project that could use many hands to tackle. The trick is finding a project that can be completed in one day and a museum that could really use some help. The projects range from numbering artifacts, conducting inventory, cataloging books, and working on archival and photograph collections, and using database skills. Helping Hands for 2022Check back for 2022 DetailsPre-registration required. Limited to 10 people. Depart as a group from the conference hotel at 8:00 a.m. Return to hotel by 4:00 p.m. Helping Hands Brigade is an annual event hosted by the Registrar’s Committee of the Mountain-Plains Museums Association (RC-MPMA) for registrars, collections managers, conservators, curators, and others. Come share your skills with the Center for Western Studies. Helping Hands is a great way to get behind-the scenes at museums to make new friends. Transportation not provided. 2019 Helping Hands Brigade Event | In This SectionQuick Links |
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