Historic Preservation Education Foundation

Translation of hands-on preservation training videos and posting online for spanish-speaking tradespersons.

Traditional trades program

Outdoor Oven Hotnu Repair and Revitalization Workshop

Career growth services training opportunities in historic preservation trades

Traditional trades video shorts program

Introduction to skilled methods for historic door and window repair

Bridges to crafts career B2CC program

Creating a training opportunity for community members to learn about the traditional practice of adobe making and provide participants with hands-on experience

Congreso 2024: student scholarships

Preservation laboratory - design resource center

HABS documentation of the Mount Carmel Missionary Baptist Church designed by Alonzon Robinson the first licensed Black architect in the state of Wisconsin. Approved $6,000

- Preservation Trades Training Workshop Series "Preservation Trades Training Workshop Series". Approved $4,000

Restoration work on sri meenakshi temple. Approved $3,000

Ship on the Desert Guadalupe Mountains National Park. APPROVED $5,984

Apprenticeships in Sandstone Stabilization at the Peale. APPROVED $4,000

Funding for 2025 masonry academy for 10 participants in a 6-week pre-apprenticeship program focusing on building foundational technical skills necessary for union entry. Approved 5,500

One-year paid apprenticeship program to train two women in historic building deconstruction. Approved $10,000

Produce a series of workshops and presentations to coordinate the expansion of the City-Town Landmarks Preservation Commission and guide the City of Ithaca and Town of Ithaca initiative to promote support of a new local energy code. This will involve a mixture of hands-on training opportunities presentations and recorded videos posted to the organizations YouTube channel. Approved $ 3,000

Produce a six-episode World Heritage Webinars program geared towards bridging the gap between classroom education and hands-on experience in the field. The project will conclude with an in-person workshop catered to Emerging Professionals held at the ICOMOS US 2025 Symposium and Conference. Materials will be made available online on their YouTube page.. Approved $6,000

As part of the statewide preservation conference this project will provide 3 hands-on preservation workshops open to participants at the conference to learn 1 adobe wall repairs 2 wall plastering with adobe and lime and 3 how to conduct a conditions assessment. The workshops will be repeated during the conference as much as participation demands. Approved $10,000

Lead-based paint window restoration program: the city of newport and NRF are working together to create an educational tool and compliance resource for property owners to properly dispose of lead paint during restoration projects per ris most recent 2024 regulations. The program developed to train contractors in the area will be offered to 10-15 pre-requisite students for a 3-4 day workshop at one of NRFS historic properties for a hands-on workshop. Certification will be offered in addition to program materials and recordings made available on NRFS website. Approved $6,000

International workshop on traditional methods of earthen architecture preservation for students and attendees of concurrent conferences. Approved $7,000

The trade corps program: to help build a workforce of skilled preservation tradespeople to save endangered historic properties and revitalize communities across rural montana through implementation of a nine-week hands-on training and mentorship course in the preservation trades for three young adults that simultaneously improves the condition of historic properties in several rural montana communities through preservation treatment. Approved $10,000

Provide education training and USC student-based pro bono design services for homeowners in primarily non-white historic neighborhoods in los angeles. Approved $10,000