Inclusive Approaches to Historic Preservation  Gender, Race, Sexuality and Ability Webinar March 30,
Channel: Historymemoryculture.org
Date: 22/04/2024

Hosted by Dr. Martha Norkunas, Professor of Oral and Public History, with question moderator Dr. Pankhuree Dube, Professor of South Asian History, the webinar features a discussion with Dr. Gail Dubrow, Professor of Architecture and History at the University of Minnesota. Dr. Dubrow is a Distinguished Professor of the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture, a Fellow of the Society of Architectural Historians and the author of Sento at Sixth  and Main, with Donna Graves, and Restoring Women’s History through Historic Preservation, with Jennifer Goodman. Norkunas and Dubrow talk about Dubrow’s thirty years teaching and practicing in the field of historic preservation and public history. Dr. Dubrow was one of the first to integrate new scholarship in women's history into the identification and interpretation of historic places. She was also among the first to document places significant in Asian American heritage in Washington State. She has done pioneering work in LGBTQ heritage and identifying places of significance to the history of people with disabilities. @historymemoryculture.org