The MLK I Knew - Lessons for Today's Changemakers
Intimate insights on MLK's leadership, personal struggles, and legacy from close associate Clarence Jones, offering valuable lessons for modern social activists and changemakers.
Stories That Matter - Examining Society's Pressing Issues Through Film
Oscar-winning filmmaker John Ridley discusses his recent projects, including "American Crime" and "Guerrilla," exploring societal issues like race relations and immigration with actress Felicity Huffman.
Seeing Gray in a World of Black and White - Bridging Divisions Through Faith
Exploring how faith can bridge deep societal divides by focusing on influencing, not irritating, and seeing humanity in others, even in disagreement on polarizing issues.
The Moral Imperative to Act - A Conversation with McNulty Prize Laureates
Dialogue with leaders addressing critical societal issues: media corruption, gang demobilization, youth education. Explores innovative solutions and the moral imperative for ethical leadership in tackling complex global challenges.
Partnered Leadership - Enabling Innovation and Delivery in Technology Organizations
Explore "partnered leadership" at Ticketmaster, enabling functional leaders to drive innovation and increase delivery speed while focusing on individual talent development.
Storytelling via Science Films - Techniques for Compelling Science Communication
Learn techniques for creating compelling science films to communicate research effectively, from expert filmmakers and scientists. No prior cinematography experience required.
Interviewing 101: Basics and Best Practices for Job Seekers
Learn essential interviewing skills, from preparation to follow-up, to boost your chances of landing your dream job. Gain insights on different interview types and effective strategies for success.
Professional Etiquette - Do's & Don't's
Discover workplace etiquette essentials and learn how your demeanor can positively impact your career with expert guidance from Patricia Simpson of Game Changing Etiquette.
Storytelling via SciArt - Drawing Comics and Illustrations for Science Communication
Learn techniques for creating science illustrations and comics from expert communicators to effectively explain and share your research visually.
Storytelling 101 - Making Science Personal
Learn to incorporate personal elements into science storytelling, strengthening your message while maintaining scientific integrity in this engaging webinar.
Building Strong Partnerships - Community Science and Project Management
Learn project management, facilitation, and engagement skills for building strong partnerships with non-scientists in community science initiatives and cross-disciplinary projects.
Storytelling for Policymakers: Crafting Compelling Narratives - Part 3
Learn to craft compelling stories for policymakers, focusing on narrative techniques, audience engagement, and effective communication methods to make your issue memorable and actionable.
Demystifying the Honors Nomination Process - How to Write an Effective Nomination Letter
Learn to craft compelling nomination letters for AGU honors, enhancing your ability to recognize outstanding contributions in Earth and space sciences.
Networking In Person and Online: Tips for Conference Conversations and Digital Platforms
Discover effective strategies for turning conference interactions into lasting collaborations, optimizing your LinkedIn profile, and leveraging AGU Connect for powerful networking opportunities.
His and Hers - A Gender-Informed Guide to Friendship
Explore gender-based communication patterns in friendships, from casual chats to deep confiding, and learn how to navigate differences for stronger relationships across various life stages.
Exit West - A Conversation with Mohsin Hamid
Explore themes of migration and human connection with Mohsin Hamid as he discusses his award-winning novel "Exit West," featuring dramatic readings and insights into the creative process.
Deep Dive: Can Americans Come Together by Arguing Better?
Explore fundamental tensions in American democracy and learn to argue more effectively through emotional intelligence and historical context. Improve civic discourse by engaging in "better arguments" that address core issues.
Apache Way Panel: Software is Easy, People are Hard
Exploring challenges and strategies in open-source community management, focusing on collaboration, leadership, and fostering a diverse, globally distributed developer team.
Postdoc Career Advancement - Marketing Your Value
Strategies for postdocs to effectively communicate their value, ideas, and brand to potential employers, enhancing career advancement opportunities in various professional settings.
How to Teach Middle School Students to Have Better Arguments
Equipping middle school students with skills for constructive arguments, fostering understanding across differences, and promoting civil discourse in an increasingly divided society.
The Great Friendship Reset
Exploring the challenges of maintaining friendships as we age, especially post-pandemic, and examining potential shifts in the nature of social connections.