Erica B. Lindamood Email & Phone Number

Cambridge, Ma, Us

Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Greater Boston Area

Researched, developed, and hosted a multifaceted set of public programs—including theatrical performances, lectures, public art, and film screenings—highlighting the unique resources of the Old State House and the Old South Meeting House, and positioning Revolutionary Spaces as a dependable hub for cultural programming. Established and nurtured relationships with community organizations to support the development of collaborative programs and ongoing partnerships.

Greater Boston Area

Planned and directed public programs, school and family programs for National Historic Site, museum and active gathering place on Boston's Freedom Trail. Partnered with local organizations, schools, & businesses, the National Park Service, scholars & artists to design dynamic public programs that explored links between historical and current events. Worked closely with Marketing, Visitor Services, and Membership departments to advance the museum's mission and grow its family of supporters. Secured in-kind contributions for public and ticketed events, recruited and managed 50-75 historical reenactors from Greater Boston and New England for the Annual Boston Tea Party Reenactment.

Greater Boston Area

Provided coaching and workshops to out-of-school time providers, including after-school, summer camp and preschool teachers and directors. Designed and facilitated arts and literacy workshops for children and adults. Developed curricula and designed workshops on historic preservation topics for community groups.

Greater Boston Area

Planned and implemented weekly story time for toddlers, preschoolers and their caregivers. Sessions included introductions with hand puppets, interactive reading, and dramatic play and art centers.

Greater Boston Area

Designed and facilitated neighborhood-based historic preservation workshops, including priority and action planning sessions and mobile workshops, in the City of Boston. Developed partnerships with neighborhood associations and Boston Main Streets, local nonprofits, and preservation and planning agencies and organizations. Prepared reports in collaboration with partnering organizations, in Highland Park, Upham's Corner, Allston Village, and East Boston. Prepared presentations, grants and reports for partnering organizations and funders.

Greater Boston Area

Greater Boston Area

Designed and implemented weekly library programs serving 150 Pre-K through 5th grade students in 3 preschool and after-school/summer camp programs in Roxbury, MA.

Greater Boston Area

Collected and interpreted oral histories focused on the farm and other landscape features surrounding Cogswell's Grant, Historic New England's property in Essex, MA. Hired transcription company, edited transcripts and wrote introductory text. Provided orientation session for museum guides.

Phd, Folklore And Folklife

Activities and Societies: Writing Across the University Instructor, American Folklore Society Annual Conference (Presenter), Publication.

Ba, Anthropology, English Writing

Activities and Societies: NYU Presidential Scholar, English in Action (English conversation for international students), Phi Beta Kappa.

Drawing, Painting

Children'S Book Illustration

Drawing, Painting, Printmaking

drawing, painting & printmaking