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  • Who we are
    • Board and Staff
    • Member Organizations
    • MALHM Teams
    • Contact us
    • Join us!
    • Store
  • What we do
    • Annual Conference >
      • Session Proposals
      • History Awards >
        • Past Winners
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    • Lending Library
    • Mutual Assistance
    • Networking
    • Online Library
    • Online Workshops
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    • Job Announcements
    • Request for Proposal Announcements

Check out our member Fall newsletter

11/14/2016

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For the past year, we have posted our newsletters - typically sent to only our members - online for everyone in the local history community. Free! Yes, we admit that it's a way to lure in more members and attract new people to our conference and new events like the Fall Workshop and MALHM Mingle.

We're happy to say that strategy has worked. If you still need more convincing, check out the Fall issue of our newsletter - just one of our new member benefits, which also includes a discount on Gaylord Archival products.

Read about "How to host an Instameet," a gathering of Instagram photographers. Glensheen's Marketing Manager Jane Pederson and Instagrammer Rachel Ewell, co-founder of the group @MNCommunity, talk about their recent Instameet #sunriseatGlensheen that produced these great photos by @MNCommunity (left) and @jlberge5 (right) below.
If you're struggling to find enough interesting photos for your Instagram feed, an Instameet can generate 200 to 30o photos AND help you reach a new (and most likely younger) audience.

Those groups who have plenty of funding can ignore our story on "How to win funding from your local townships." The other 99 percent can learn tips on how to successfully ask for this often untapped funding source. Chris Schuelke from Otter Tail County Historical Society, Jill Wohnoutka from Kandiyohi County Historical Society, and Dustin Heckman from Goodhue County Historical Society tell how they went from almost no township funding to thousands of dollars annually from their local groups.
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Chris Schuelke, Executive Director of Otter Tail County Historical Society, gave walking tours in townships to show history's value to the community.
These stories and more are in our latest issue of our member newsletter. Not a member? Join us! Annual dues are just $5 for all-volunteer organizations and $25 for organizations with staff.

This is our last free issue, so join today!

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