
Webinars & Workshops
The Providence Preservation Society was awarded a Moe Family Fund grant to offer paid, hands-on five-week job training program in historic window restoration, in partnership with several other Rhode Island entities.
The National Preservation Partners Network (NPPN) offers a variety of webinars, workshops, and other virtual programs throughout the year. Our aim is to provide historic preservation organizations with training, tools, and peer support so they can focus on their missions.
Looking for in-person meetings? Visit our NPPN Member Events page. Additional topical reference material can be found in the Resource Library and for information related to historic property redevelopment visit the Historic Property Redevelopment Programs page.
Upcoming Webinars
Pre-National Preservation Easement Summit Webinar:
Historic Preservation Easements 101
Tuesday, August 19th | 2:30-4:00 p.m. Eastern
FREE for members with code NPPNMember, $25 for non-members
Historic Preservation Easements can have a powerful and lasting impact in the protection of buildings and spaces—but how exactly do they work? Join the National Preservation Partners Network to learn more about the basics of this impactful preservation tool and how to put it to work saving places in your community. Speakers from across the country—representing both the non-profit and for-profit sectors—will give a high-level overview of easement program mechanics and what to expect from the upcoming National Preservation Easement Summit being held in conjunction with the 2025 PastForward conference and NPPN’s Fall Convening in Milwaukee this September.
Recent Webinars
A selection of webinars are linked below. NPPN members have access to the full webinar archive, including a financial planning workshop, via the Member Community Page. Not a member? Join here.

Documents, Digitization, & Storytelling
Speakers: Megan Anderson and Megan O’Hern, History Associates, Inc.

People, Preservation, and Politics
Speakers: Joyce Barrett, Fairleigh Jackson, and Heidi Swank