How to Move your Historical Society into the 21st Century – Part 2
by Joanna | Nov 12, 2020 | Uncategorized
Since writing Part 1 back in June Chingford Historical Society have, with my help, hosted 6 online talks and are going from strength to strength with an influx of new members each month. I have now amassed quite a few tips on hosting Zoom meetings and although I am by...Recent Posts
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