Access to funding 2012 workshop
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The document summarizes funding and assistance programs provided by the Powerhouse Museum's Regional Services division, including internships, fellowships, workshops, and site visits focused on movable heritage collections and rural technology. Regional Services offers training, project assistance, and resources to help organizations with web projects, exhibitions, and heritage events. Applications for the annual internships and movable heritage fellowship close in early 2013.
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- 3. Training • Regional Internships • Movable Heritage Fellowship • Workshops
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- 10. • Australian Dress Register - Workshops – Resources – Online database of significant examples of dress • Rural Technology Project – Site visits – Resources – Online database of manufacturers 1860 – 1960
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- 15. Thank you!