Some of Heather’s presentations include:
Fraternal Heritage:
How organizations can preserve their records, artifacts, and traditions for future generations.
Timeless Bonds:
Why Fraternal organizations remain culturally relevant in the 21st century.
Crisis Management:
Collection moves, mold, pests, water and fire.
Saving History Before It’s Lost:
Practical preservation strategies for local museums, archives, churches, and community organizations.
Skeletons in the Lodge Hall:
Hidden collections, strange artifacts, and overlooked stories.
Sacred and Secret:
Exploring the preservation of religious and fraternal material culture.
Bringing Collections to Life:
Using augmented and virtual reality to engage audiences with primary sources.
Many speakers cover archives.
Many speakers cover museums.
Many speakers cover history.
However, very few speakers combine….
Executive Leadership
Museum Work
Archives
Libraries
Crisis Management
Fraternal History
Religious & Faith Based Collections
Material Culture
Emerging Technologies
Public Engagement
Practical How-to Lessons
Dr. Calloway helps organizations preserve the past while finding innovative ways to connect historical collections with modern audiences. Drawing on experience in museums, archives, libraries, fraternal and religious organizations, she delivers engaging presentations that blend practical preservation advice with compelling historical storytelling.
Heather regularly speaks for:
Civic and community groups
Fraternal organizations
Masonic bodies
Historical societies
Museums
Archives and libraries
Religious organizations
Genealogical societies
Universities and colleges
Preservation organizations
Other groups by request
