Save the Date for our 2026 Annual Conference
Our 2026 Annual Conference will take place on September 17, 2026 at American University in Washington D.C. Please save the date! More information coming soon. [...]
Upcoming Webinar: “The Importance of Partnerships for Cultural Property” (Wednesday, May 6, 2026)
On Wednesday, May 6th, Laurie Rush, Secretary of the U.S. Committee of the Blue Shield, and Brian I. Daniels, President of the Archaeological Institute of America [...]
Upcoming Conference (3/27/2026) at Rutgers Law School on CPP Legal Frameworks
Registration for a hybrid conference titled, "Law, Heritage, & Identity: International Legal Frameworks for Cultural Preservation" at Rutgers Law School is now open. The one-day event [...]
Upcoming Webinar: “20 Years of USCBS” (Wednesday, March 4, 2026)
This year, the U.S. Committee of the Blue Shield is celebrating the 20th anniversary of its founding! To mark the occasion, we will be hosting special [...]
Webinar (11/19/25) Recording Now Available
Thank you to everyone who attended our webinar, "Heritage in Crisis and Conflict: Canadian Considerations for Cultural Protection," on November 19th! Dr. Shannon Lewis-Simpson of the [...]
Webinar (10/15/25) Recording Now Available
Many thanks to all who attended last week's webinar, "How Does the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Protect Cultural Property?"! The U.S. Committee of [...]
Fall 2025 Webinar Program
📣 Announcing our upcoming webinars! Join us this fall for two fascinating talks on various aspects of cultural property protection: 🔹 Wednesday, October 15 @ 1:30 [...]
Register for BSI’s “Underwater Cultural Heritage in Conflict and Post-Conflict” Online Event
As a side event of UNESCO's upcoming MONDIACULT conference, the BSI Underwater Conflict Heritage Group invites anyone who is interested to join an online event next [...]
Webinar Recording Now Available
The U.S. Committee of the Blue Shield would like to thank all those who attended and expressed great interest in our recent webinar, "Introduction to Cultural [...]
