
Explore global environmental governance with Michele Betsill, examining how Earth system observations inform policy actions and the role of diverse actors in addressing climate change.

Develop DEI message crafting skills and learn best practices for successful virtual meetings with legislators to advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion in science.

Learn about diversity, equity, and inclusion in science, focusing on federal bills and advocacy strategies to promote DEI in STEM fields.

Explore AGU's 2020 policy priorities, legislative tracking, and member involvement opportunities, including efforts to support scientific enterprise during COVID-19 challenges.

Learn strategies and insights from community leaders to effectively engage and rally your community around environmental causes and projects.

Learn practical strategies for wildfire preparedness, including home protection measures and community-level management approaches, from expert panelists discussing the future of wildfire mitigation.

Explore strategies, successes, and challenges in organizing for diversity, equity, and inclusion in geosciences, featuring student leaders and the role of allies in achieving DEI goals.

Learn essential strategies for wildfire preparedness, including emergency planning and evacuation procedures. Gain valuable insights to protect your community before disaster strikes.

Interdisciplinary analysis of major disasters in 2019-2020, exploring science, early warning systems, mitigation strategies, and socioeconomic impacts of extreme events like COVID-19, bushfires, and floods.

Experts discuss carbon dioxide removal strategies to combat global warming, including policy landscape, geologic sequestration, soil carbon storage, and enhanced weathering technologies.

Explore the scientific origins of legendary creatures like the Kraken and Loch Ness monster. Experts discuss real-life animals that inspired these myths, blending folklore with marine biology and paleontology.

Explore the scientific origins of legendary creatures like Bigfoot and mermaids, uncovering the real-life animals that inspired these myths through expert insights and historical context.

Indigenous-centered research collaboration aims to revive wild rice populations in the Upper Great Lakes region, focusing on cultural importance, environmental challenges, and respectful scientific approaches.

Experts discuss lessons from Sidewalk Labs' Toronto project, exploring smart city technology, privacy concerns, and urban innovation in a post-pandemic world, with insights on balancing public interests and technological advancements.

Explore the public health impact of social isolation with experts discussing causes, consequences, and strategies to combat loneliness in modern society.

Interfaith leaders discuss shared leadership and community response during the pandemic, offering insights on overcoming division and fostering unity across religious and political lines.

Exploring the impact of direct cash payments on financial stability and political attitudes, featuring insights from policymakers, researchers, and community leaders on economic security.

Explore India's critical energy transition with Dr. Varun Sivaram. Learn about clean energy innovation, carbon emission reduction, and global energy policies in this engaging discussion on climate change solutions.

Exploring post-COVID energy landscape: oil's future, clean energy initiatives, carbon pricing, and the potential of energy jobs in economic recovery.

Exploring pandemic-exposed vulnerabilities in global supply chains, cybersecurity, and information integrity. Discusses short-term adaptations and long-term reforms to prevent future catastrophic failures.

Explore the intersection of art, race, and justice through a discussion of the documentary AGGIE, featuring insights on Agnes Gund's philanthropy and the Art for Justice Fund's impact.