Webinar Recordings
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Throughout the year the National Trust for Historic Preservation presents a regular slate of virtual events highlighting the power of place to revitalize communities, create a healthier environment, and improve civil society.
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The Preservation Leadership Forum Webinar Series covers topics from pressing issues on Capitol Hill, historic tax credits, preservation success stories, innovations in the field and more, giving viewers a chance to receive timely and informative content while interacting directly with content experts—right from their desk chair.
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Effective climate action requires practical strategies for implementation and advocacy. This webinar explores how communities and organizations can advance heritage-informed decarbonization policies that support building reuse, retrofit, and low-carbon building practices. Participants will hear lessons learned from successful advocacy campaigns to integrate heritage-based decarbonization strategies into local climate policy. The session will also include strategies and tools for communicating the environmental benefits of reusing and retrofitting older and historic buildings.
This is the third in a three part series. Learn more about the Heritage Now Campaign.
Join us in Washington, D.C. and online for the 2026 National Preservation Law Conference. Access the agenda and register today!
This National Preservation Summit will bring together leaders from the preservation community—in-person and online—alongside national, civic, business, and community figures from across the nation. With a theme of All People Are Created Equal, this convening will explore community revitalization, the interpretation of the past to foster a shared future, and unity through historic places.
Location: Washington, D.C. and online.
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All attendees are expected to follow our Code of Conduct, which applies to all in-person and virtual events, sessions, discussion groups, and related online forums.
Join us in Washington, DC and online, September 22-24, 2026. Registration is open.
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