Workshops and Training

C2C is offering workshops across the state on a variety of topics. Click here for a list of upcoming workshops.

For more information on our workshops click here.

GIS Floodplain Map

The GIS floodplain map will help identify the institutions most at risk for flooding.

Special attention can then be directed to at-risk collection storage areas, and trained flood-artifact-recovery teams can be created.

Go To The Map

NC ECHO

NC ECHO (Exploring Cultural Heritage Online) was a project of the State Library of North Carolina. The project sought to identify and survey cultural heritage institutions (archives, libraries, museums, historic sites) across the state. Learn More

Disaster Help

Disasters come in many forms—natural, human-generated, intentional, and unintentional—and all are capable of causing significant damage to collections and historic buildings. Through C2C, we are giving cultural institutions the tools and training to start their disaster planning and response preparations. Learn More

Latest News

Get the slide shows from the recent grantwriting session!

Kevin Cherry's powerpoint on Grant Seeking and Grant Making had great suggestions for making your grant proposal strong and viable.

LeRae Umfleet gave a series of pointers on Finding Funding from corporate, private, and governmental sources.

 

We now have a blog! Visit our Collections Conversations blog.

 

Connecting to Collections is regularly adding more content to this website, scheduling new workshops, and creating additional tools and resources for institutions in North Carolina. Be sure to check back often to see what's new!

The North Carolina Connecting to Collections project is funded by a grant from the Institute for Museum and Library Services and administered by the North Carolina Department of Cultural Resources.