Documents that illuminate the histories of two notable Black organizations in Alabama are being treated at the Conservation Center for Art & Historic Artifacts (CCAHA), thanks to a Humanities Collections and Reference Resources award from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH).
CCAHA’s paper conservators have concluded a few large projects and have some room in their schedules! We’re able to offer a 25% discount on condition reports for works of art on paper and unbound archival documents if you book an appointment or make plans to ship your piece by Friday, May 30.
A cornerstone of CCAHA's donor-supported education efforts is our Fellowship Program, which has trained more than 70 emerging professionals in the past 45 years.
Today is Giving Tuesday, and this year you can double the impact of your gift to CCAHA. Donations made by December 31 will be matched 1-to-1 by CCAHA’s Board of Directors (up to a total of $12,000).
CCAHA is seeking a full-time Digital Imaging Manager to join our community of professionals. The candidate should have a demonstrated ability in project management, handling artifacts, and working with imaging best practices. Aside from managing day-to-day workflows, other key responsibilities...
We are pleased to announce a new pilot initiative for conservation technician training, in collaboration with Drexel University’s Lenfest Center for Cultural Partnerships.
