Nidia Mata
B.A. Communications Graduate with Communication Graduate with Experience in Associate Training, Event Organization, and Nonprofit Volunteer Work
As an educational and cultural institution, The Museum acquires, displays, and preserves artifacts, documents and records of the San Fernando Valley. We educate members and visitors via interactive exhibits, special events, website, blog, social media, walking tours, lectures and performances. Primary Museum SFV programs include: Historic Walking Tours (NoHo; Van Nuys; Pacoima; Nike Missile (Custom) History of - Speaker Series Narrating Lives: Oral Histories of the SFV Public Art Initiative (PAI) Valley Artist - Speaker Series Horses Across The Valley (HATV) The Museum SFV Benefits: A major economic asset to the Valley and beyond. Improves Business and Residential Property Values Stimulates External Tourism Produces In-Tourism Fosters Community Pride and Involvement Secures a Fair Share of Cultural Funding for the Valley Supports Valley Industries A major educational asset to the Valley and beyond: Supports Classroom Education Provides Services to Teachers and Scholars Offers Life-Long Learning and Cultural Stimulation Supports Career Preparation through Informal Educational Opportunities A major civic asset to the Valley: Contributes to Community Harmony, Pride and Safety Adds to Services to Community Organizations & General Public Creates Venues for the Work of Local Artists and Artisans Improves the Quality of Valley Life Please visit us in Northridge and help support The Museum SFV by becoming a member or donor today! www.themuseumsfv.org Thank you. Thank you.
