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National Impact Agenda

As our nation grapples with significant challenges-from racial injustice to climate change and the ongoing pandemic-the work of preservation has never been more important. At the same time, we at the National Trust hear calls for change in historic preservation practice and policy.

To ensure that the movement remains a resilient and relevant force for positive change, the National Impact Agenda aims to articulate our shared values and describe actions we can take-individually and collectively-to deepen the impacts of the work of historic preservation. Learn more about this ongoing effort and r

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The Preservation Budget 2023

The National Trust for Historic Preservation is pleased to release “The Preservation Budget: Select Preservation Priorities for FY 2023 Appropriations.” This report is designed to assist congressional staff and our preservation partners in appreciating—and advocating for—key federal programs that protect our nation’s legacy of historic resources and benefit all Americans.

Additional Resources on Building a More Inclusive Preservation Movement

Today’s preservation movement recognizes the need for more complete, inclusive representation of communities across the nation. This work of examining and changing preservation practice, from storytelling to community engagement, will lead to a more inclusive preservation program.

Resources on Preservation and Inclusion
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    RE: Rural Preservation

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    Thank-you for the great resources, I will definitely share it with my colleagues on the Historic Preservation ...

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    RE: Forum Connect Transition January 2023: Join us on LinkedIn ...

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    I was surprised to hear that this is being moved to LinkedIn. I don't really use that platform personally ...

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    Thank you for addressing the NTHP/Linkedin issue. I agree with and support your concerns. I will ...