Women and Cultural Heritage Management: Protection, Conservation, and Women's Networks in Spain and the United States in the Twentieth Century

 This event will be in Spanish

Throughout much of the twentieth century, numerous women played a fundamental role in the protection, conservation, and management of cultural heritage, although their contributions have remained largely absent from traditional historiographical accounts. This lecture analyzes the professional trajectories of several of these professionals and examines their contribution to the defense of collective memory, the safeguarding of heritage, and the development of cultural institutions in both Spain and the United States.

Speaker: Jonatan Jair López Muñoz (Assistant Professor, School of Commerce and Tourism, Complutense University of Madrid)