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Presenter: Irene Chalmers

What are interpretive labels and how can they help tell stories effectively? How do you select the right label types for an interpretive space or experience? How do you write clear, concise, compelling, inclusive labels? Join Irene Chalmers, seasoned Interpretive Planner and educator, to explore these questions, ask your own, and develop a reflective writing practice.

This online participatory workshop will provide a framework for labels that you can apply to any interpretive space or experience, indoors or out. Through writing exercises and peer critique, you will gain confidence in your own writing, learn how to accept and apply feedback, and feel comfortable writing expressively. Beginning writers welcome as well as experienced writers looking to update their skills and connect with other interpretive writers. 

About the Presenter:

Irene is an interpretive planner with over 30 years of experience collaborating with museums, parks, and historic sites. She partners with forward-thinking design firms or work directly with clients and stakeholders to create compelling, inclusive interpretive experiences. An imaginative, impactful storyteller, Irene crafts concise, inclusive labels that support the big idea while conveying the unique mood and nuances of the interpretive content. She is committed to building capacity in her field and has developed interpretive planning and writing curricula, led courses and workshops, and taught post-degree students at Centennial College where she overhauled the Museum & Cultural Management program in 2017. She currently teaches graduate students in the Museum Studies program at the University of Toronto

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  • lundi le 02 février, 2026 de 15h00 à 17h00
    lundi le 09 février, 2026 de 15h00 à 17h00
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