Heritage compliance, done carefully.
Six engagement tracks for museums, federal agencies, and tribal partners. Fixed-fee or retainer, scoped in under two weeks, and grounded in the governing statute.
Three constituencies, one standard of care.
Institutions
Museums and universities meeting inventory and duty-of-care obligations under the 2024 Final Rule.
Agencies
Federal agencies resolving Section 106 consultation and adverse-effect findings under 36 CFR 800.
Tribal Partners
Tribal historic preservation offices and nations asserting authority over claims and consultation.
Six engagement types, shaped around your statute.
NAGPRA Compliance Reviews
Inventory audit, cultural-affiliation methodology, and duty-of-care assessment under 43 CFR Part 10.
Repatriation Strategy Consulting
Consultation roadmaps, claims-response posture, and transfer-of-control protocols.
Section 106 / NHPA Advisory
36 CFR 800 tribal consultation, scoping memoranda, and adverse-effect resolution.
Ethics & Cultural-Resource Frameworks
Policy review, governance-board advisory, and internal-ethics scaffolding.
Speaking & Workshops
Keynotes and continuing-education workshops on NAGPRA reform and repatriation ethics.
Expert Review & Installations
Curatorial-ethics review, exhibit-text consultation, and installation co-design.
How a scope comes together.
Request
Send the institution, the deadline, and the core question through the scope form.
Scoping Call
A short call to confirm fit, screen for conflicts, and frame the statutory question.
Written Scope
A written scope with deliverables, timeline, and fee. Pricing is available on request.
Engagement
Work begins against the agreed scope, with a written deliverable at the close.
Ready to scope an engagement?
Tell the practice the institution, the deadline, and the core question. Replies within two business days.