In April 2002, Cornerstones Community Partnerships, Crocker Ltd. and many other partners, including the New Mexico Heritage Preservation Alliance, and the New Mexico Historic Preservation Division, will host the 5th Annual US/ICOMOS International Symposium in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The convening, scheduled for April 17-20, 2002, is open to heritage professionals, practitioners, supporters and organizations committed to the protection, preservation and conservation of the world's cultural heritage. The United States Committee of the International Council on Monuments and Sites (US/ICOMOS) is a non-governmental organization whose mandate is conservation of the world's cultural heritage. ICOMOS, through its 120 national committees worldwide, provides a forum for professional dialogue and a vehicle for the collection, evaluation, and dissemination of information on heritage preservation principles, techniques, and policies. Cornerstones is an award-winning New Mexico-based community development organization that for fifteen years has used heritage preservation as an organizing tool for youth training, intergenerational exchange and professional development programs. Crocker Ltd. is an architectural conservation firm based in Santa Fe. The Symposium will focus on recent trends in the evolution of preservation theory and practice that have demonstrated how heritage conservation can be a formidable framework for social and economic change. When properly considered preservation can inspire development that responds to local needs and aspirations while accentuating values and strengths of local cultural traditions. Three of the preceding US/ICOMOS International Symposia have posed these questions in the light of local, national, and international partnerships that need to be forged among preservation professionals, public authorities, volunteers, local groups and broader community stakeholders. In addition, the symposium will explore the many different aspects of heritage preservation around the world with regard to politics, regionalism, cultural landscapes, tangible and intangible heritage, volunteerism and community service. Five sessions are scheduled including a full day in the field looking at, and participating in, community-based projects in northern New Mexico. All sessions will be simultaneously interpreted from English to Spanish. __________________________________________________ PRELIMINARY CONFERENCE SCHEDULE (Subject to Change) Wednesday, April 17, 2002 6:30 pm: J.B. Jackson Lecture Series: "Landscape and Life: Lessons from Tradition." Henry Glassie, Academic Professor and Author. St. Francis Auditorium, 107 W. Palace Avenue; Sponsored by the University of New Mexico, School of Architecture and Planning. Reception to follow. Thursday, April 18, 2002 8:30 am - 4:30 pm: McCune Foundation Field Session in Northern New Mexico. Participants will get a unique opportunity to learn about volunteer-driven preservation initiatives by participating in one or more community projects. Limited Enrollment. 6:30 pm: 2002 Keynote Address featuring W. Richard West, Director, Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian. St. Francis Auditorium, 107 W. Palace Avenue. 7:30 pm: Annual Reception. Palace of the Governors, 105 E. Palace Avenue. Friday, April 19, 2002 9:00 am: 2002 Welcoming Remarks 9:30 am: Session I: “Volunteerism and Community Service” Moderator: John Wirth, North American Institute PRESENTERS: Community participation as an essential part of tourism-driven heritage preservation in Georgetown, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Debbie Whelan Pietermaritzburg, South Africa Architect & Founder of REHaBCO. Case studies in Kathmandu Valley: Community efforts in Conservation Jharna Joshi Kathmandu, Nepal Architect & Instructor, Institute of Engineering, Thapathali BREAK La Iglesia Parroquial de Macarao: la comunidad organizada gestiona la restauracion de su templo. Caracas, Venezuela. Ileana Vásquez & Maya Felice Berti Caracas, Venezuela Community-based Historic Preservation Arthur P. Ziegler, Jr. Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania President of the Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation LUNCH 2:00 pm: Session II, “Cultural Landscapes: People and Place” Moderator: Henry Glassie PRESENTERS: Traditional Hispanic Cultural Landscapes Moises Gonzales Espanola, New Mexico Rio Arriba County Planning Department Self- Initiatives in Alamos, Mexico As a Means Toward Preservation and National Recognition John Messina Tucson, Arizona Asst. Research Architect, University of Arizona School of Architecture BREAK Community Participation in Conservation Treatment Planning: Implementing the ICOMOS Charter on the Vernacular Heritage Christopher Koziol & Katherine Woods Fort Collins, CO Architectural Preservation Institute Colorado State University To Be Announced J. Marshall Davis Indianapolis, Indiana Director of Community Service for the Historic Landmarks Foundation of Indiana 5:00 pm: 2002 US/ICOMOS Poster Session Saturday, April 20, 2002 8:30 am: US/ICOMOS General Meeting BREAK 10:30 am: Session III, “Local, Regional and International Cooperation” Moderator: Herb Stovel, ICCROM PRESENTERS: Escuelas Taller Eduardo Aznar Sáinz Madrid, Spain President, Foundation for Ecology and Protection of the Environment & Founder of Escuelas Taller The Expert and the Community Sharon Sullivan New South Wales, Australia Architect, Executive Director of the Australian Heritage Commission Community participation and Earthen Architectural Heritage Conservation Dr. Luis Fernando Guerrero Baca Mexico City, Mexico Architect & Professor Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana - Azcapotzalco Architects & Restoration Specialists of Monuments and Sites Conservation of Living Culture Resources and Processes in the Primera Alta Jacquie McNulty Tucson, Arizona LUNCH 2:30 pm: Session IV, “Tangible and Intangible Aspects of Heritage Preservation.” Moderator: Tony Atkin, University of Pennsylvania PRESENTERS: The Middle Place Shalie Gasper & Calvin Chimoni Zuni Pueblo, New Mexico Patinating a Royal Hawaiian Monument: A Case For Public Conservation Glenn Wharton Santa Barbara, California Sculpture Conservator The Revitalization of Indian Cultural Values Project in Cotacachi County, Ecuador Yolanda Teran Quito, Ecuador Fulbright Scholar & National Coordinator for the National Council of Indigenous Women Intangible/Tangible Heritage Dawson Munjeri Harare, Zimbabwe Vice-President of ICOMOS & Executive Director of the National Museums and Monuments of Zimbabwe Invitation to 2002 General Assembly in Zimbabwe. 6:00 pm: Closing Remarks Sunday, April 21, 2002 9:30 am: Depart for Post-Conference Tours   __________________________________________________ POST-CONFERENCE TOURS World Heritage Sites Tour: Chaco Culture National Historical Park & Mesa Verde National Park. April 21-23, 2002. Cost: $250 ( includes 2 night’s lodging). Pueblo Excursion: Acoma and Laguna Pueblos. April 21, 2002. Cost: $100 (includes lunch). __________________________________________________ LOGISTICAL INFORMATION Conference Location: La Fonda Hotel 100 E. San Francisco Street Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 Hours of Conference Registration: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm, April 17, 2002 8:00 am – 4:00 pm, April 18-19, 2002 8:00 am – 9:30 pm, April 20, 2002 -Sessions I-IV will be held in the New Mexico Room. -The 2002 US/ICOMOS Poster Session will be held in the La Terraza Room. Hotel Accomodations: Hotel St. Francis 210 Don Gasper Ave Santa Fe, New Mexico Rates (on or before March 18, 2002): $80/$120/$145 (plus 11% local tax) Single/Double Occupancy For Reservations: Toll Free: (800) 529-5700 ext. 350 or 354 Reference: US/ICOMOS Garrett’s Desert Inn 311 Old Santa Fe Trail Santa Fe, New Mexico Rates (on or before March 18, 2002): $89/$99 (plus 11% local tax) Single/Double Occupancy For Reservations: Tel: (505) 982-1851 Reference: US/ICOMOS Transportation: Air: The Albuquerque Int’l Sunport is Located 1 hr. south of Santa Fe. The Sunport is the largest airport in the New Mexico. Nine major airlines provide travel to 28 cities across the United States. Ground: Sandia Shuttle Express Service between Albuquerque Int’l Sunport & Santa Fe. Reservations required for guaranteed seating. Major credit cards accepted. For Schedule Information & Reservations: Santa Fe: (505) 474-5696 Albuquerque: (505) 243-3244 Toll Free: (888) 775-5696 Also Available at sandiashuttle.com Local Service: Capital City Cab Available 24 Hrs/Day Santa Fe: (505) 438-0000 __________________________________________________ ADVERTISING Advertising opportunities are available in the final conference program. Contact Amanda Crocker at Cornerstones Community Partnerships, (505) 982-9521 or acrocker@cstones.org, for details. Deadline for artwork submission is March 22, 2002. *Professional Listing: $50 1/4 page (4”w X 5”h): $100 1/2 page (8”w X 5”h): $200 Full page (8”w X 10”h): $400 *Professional listings, 60-word blurbs about yourself or your organization, are an easy way to let fellow conference attendees know who you are and what you do. __________________________________________________ To register, please highlight and print the following form:

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