Historic Hawai‘i Foundation joined with the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and the U.S. Department of the Interior Office of Native Hawaiian Relations to offer a free community seminar on Native Hawaiian Organizations’ involvement in the federal historic preservation consultation to protect historic properties. The presentation materials are now available for download. To take the free, online, on-demand course, see https://www.achp.gov/training/elearning
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Tools for Saving Places Seminar Reference Materials
Tools for Saving Places Seminar Reference Materials
Tools for Saving Places Seminar Reference Materials
Tools for Saving Places Seminar Reference Materials
Tools for Saving Places Seminar Reference Materials
The seminar provides training to Native Hawaiian Organizations to aid their involvement & effectiveness in federal historic preservation consultation to protect historic sites and cultural landscapes.
Saturday, February 22, 2020
9:00 a.m to 12:30 p.m.
YWCA of O‘ahu, 1040 Richards Street, Honolulu
THE TRAINING
The training will present a new online course from the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation on Native Hawaiian Organizations and Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act. There will also be a panel presentation. Subject matter experts from OHA and other groups will be featured panelists.
Through the training attendees will learn:
- A general overview of relevant laws and regulations
- The special legal rights and opportunities for native Hawaiians
- Lessons learned by experienced practitioners
- Advice for those involved in preservation activities
The goal is to provide skill development and information for Native Hawaiian Organizations to interact, consult, and work with federal agencies on projects and undertakings to identify properties of religious and cultural significance and consult to resolve adverse effects to those properties.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
Native Hawaiian Organizations and members of the native Hawaiian community interested in preservation of historic properties, including properties of religious and cultural significance to NHOs, which may be adversely affected by federal undertakings.
Also appropriate for:
- federal, state and local agencies who participate in Section 106 consultation;
- professionals who manage or contribute to Section 106 matters;
- community organizations or individuals with stewardship responsibilities for historic or cultural properties.
WHAT IS SECTION 106?
It is recommended that you take the free, 15 minute online course, Introduction to Section 106, prior to the seminar. The course is available through the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation’s eLearning portal at this link https://www.achp.gov/training/elearning
ADDITIONAL WORKSHOPS
Additional sessions are planned in June for Hawai‘i Island, Moloka‘i, Maui and Kaua‘i. Details will be posted on this page.
Mahalo for financial and in-kind support from our sponsors, including the Office of Hawaiian Affairs ‘Ahahui Grant, Advisory Council on Historic Preservation and Department of the Interior, Office of Native Hawaiian Relations.
