USC Master of Heritage Conservation Program

Save As: NextGen Heritage Conservation

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Why do we save historic places? For whom? How can heritage conservation advance equity, justice, and climate adaptation? This podcast explores these and other issues with students at the University of Southern California, for a glimpse of the future of the field.

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USC Master of Heritage Conservation Program

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21 de mai de 2026

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Episódios

Traces of Violence in the City of Angels 12.11.2020

In this year of racial reckoning, our first Save As interview explores sites of violence against people of color. "Lurking beneath empty lots, nondescript intersections, and even this city’s most stately landmarks are stories of strife and oppression, largely invisible," wrote recent graduate Jackson Loop in his master's thesis about preserving sites of racial conflict in Los Angele...

A Glimpse into the Future 29.10.2020

Racial violence. Urban resilience. Acoustic heritage. Heritage conservation students at the University of Southern California are tackling some of the most important and innovative issues in the field, and we’re bringing their groundbreaking work to you. In this inaugural episode of Save As, the dynamic duo of Trudi Sandmeier and Cindy Olnick discuss how the podcast came about and what you can loo...

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