In the third session in our Ethnography and Community online discussion series learn about one musician’s experience collaborating with traditional artists to create cultural enrichment and sustainability for the Old North End neighborhood and beyond. Community Collaboration & Traditional Arts: A Project from Burlington's Old North End will feature Burlington-based musician and educator Brian Perkins and collaborators. Register here for free.

The second session in our Ethnography and Community online discussion series is a Virtual Tour of the VFC Archive. VFC Associate Director and Archivist Andy Kolovos will provide an inside view of the Folklife Center’s Archive, showcasing how oral history and ethnographic collections influence past and present VFC projects and community-driven studies. Register here for free.

The first session in our Ethnography and Community online discussion series features two educators’ experiences designing audio projects and multimedia storytelling in the classroom setting. Sarah Keener (Hazen Union School) and Katie Wyndorf (Edmunds Middle School) will reflect on ethnographic approaches to learning and how this promotes key transferable skills for students. Register here for free.