Noah Barth Email & Phone Number

St Paul, Minnesota, United States

St Paul, Minnesota, United States

-Developed an exhibit at the Mill City Museum based on LGBTQ+ historic sites in Minneapolis, while leading a group of five researchers, writers, community engagement specialists, and graphic designers. --Collaborated with site managers and museum leadership overseeing funding of the project.Oversaw four colleagues for the creation of digital maps with 55 sites with narratives for Twin Cities LGBTQ+ History Tours in collaboration with Twin Cities Pride. Facilitated the ongoing maintenance of the maps along with addition of new sites throughout the state.-Devised complex exhibit panels for outdoor historic sites in greater Minnesota including the Lower Sioux Indian Agency while collaborating with local indigenous communities. -Researched and summarized topics for interpretive staff and public programs at historic sites including reports on Buffalo Soldiers at Fort Snelling and the tourism industry to the North Shore and Split Rock Lighthouse.

St Paul, Minnesota, United States

-Conceptualized exhibit themes on Minnesota African-American history, public health and COVID-19, and voting rights. -Formulated narratives for exhibit panels on indigenous and queer women for a voting rights exhibit. Updated a traveling exhibit on energy production and climate change in Minnesota. -Collaborated with exhibit and graphic designers, activists, and other experts like the Secretary of State to create concise, creative, and civically responsible exhibits.

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

-Developed two exhibits for the 150th Anniversary of the College of Liberal Arts (Portraits of the Past, 2018 and Calling to Question, 2019) using primary documents from the College of Liberal Arts archival collections.-Processed 150 cubic foot archival collection for the College of Liberal Arts while liaising between the archives and the CLA 150th Celebration Committee to inform public programming, alumni and exhibit outreach strategies.

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

-Co-developed exhibit in Anderson Library (F.R.E.E., 2019) documenting the first gay rights organization in the Upper Midwest. -Directed and produced a documentary film about the group's founders and political goals. Collaborated with local artists and activists in illustrating the film and facilitating feedback sessions in the telling of this history. Crafted and managed budget and grant funding, including the payment of illustrator, editor, and community liaisons.Conducted oral history of co-founder of FREE; facilitated roundtable feedback sessions with local artists and activists; applied for grant funding and managed budgetCo-curator on FREE exhibit for Andersen Library in June 2019

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Internship via the Heritage Studies and Public History MA Program at the University of MinnesotaCrafted proposal for local arts festival to create an oral history pop-up station for local artists and community membersFacilitated elementary school classrooms in preparation for collectively interviewing local activists and parents; conducted partial oral histories of activists in collaboration with primary school studentsTranscribed interviews conducted by the LGBTQ Alliance professional network of the American Alliance of Museums (AAM), used to create the LGBTQ Welcoming Guidelines for Museums

Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

Imagine Chair- Thinking Food Project with Dr. Tracey Deutsch; Managed social media and website, created Wordpress site, researched for grant proposals, planned eventsMinnesota Youth Story Squad (formerly 10,000 Stories - Minnesota Youth Make Media) with Dr. Jigna Desai and Kari Smalkoski; Archived digital content from public school youth, created and maintained Wordpress site, managed social media, designed graphics for the project and developed the brand

Chicago, Il

-Initiated public programming at the archives and museum in collaboration with community artists, elders, and the archivist (speaker programs, International Mr. Leather, Archives Lock-in, and other exhibit openings).-Processed five archival collections cataloged other donations. Fulfilled research requests for scholars facilitated loans to other institutions.

4711 N. Broadway Chicago, Il 60640

Digital Outreach,HIV testing, Linkage to Care, and PrEP education in the Gender, Sexuality, and HIV Prevention in Adolescent Medicine.

Illinois Representative on Oversight Committee 2014-2015, 2015-2016Ad Hoc Committee for Incorporation 2015-2016MBLGTACC Planning Committee Chair 2015-2017

3719 N. Clark St. Chicago, Il. 60657

Master Of Arts - Ma, Heritage Studies And Public History

Bachelor'S Degree, American/United States Studies/Civilization

Activities and Societies: Act Out (LGBTQA Activism) Steans Center for Community Service Honors ProgramHonors Scholar and Community Service.