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In this webinar, curator and writer Camilla E. Brown will guide you through the process of developing a project or artist’s statement that evolves alongside your practice. With 25 years of experience in contemporary photography, Camilla will share essential tips and tools to help you find your voice, avoid common pitfalls, and write effectively about your work for online portfolios, competitions, and exhibitionsHow do you develop a project or artist’s statement and keep it alive and relevant as your practice evolves? As a visual person, you may struggle to write and find your voice. This webinar will be led by curator, writer, and academic Camilla E Brown who has been writing on contemporary photography for 25 years. She has worked with photographers at various stages of their careers to help them write succinctly about their work to help present their work online, in competitions and commissions, and for exhibitions.The webinar will look at what a good statement is and the pitfalls to avoid. It will offer tips and give you the tools to start writing on your work. Have a pen and paper ready to make the most of breaks when you will be asked to do some writing so that at the end of the session you will have made a good start on developing a language for your art.Camilla E Brown is a curator, writer, and educator on contemporary art, specializing in photography based in Derbyshire, UK. For ten years she was Senior Curator at The Photographers’ Gallery, London previously she was Exhibitions Curator at Tate Liverpool. She is now the Programme Leader of the MA Photography focussing on issues of social justice at Middlesex University, London. Her writing on contemporary photography is regularly published in books and magazines. She also works as a mentor and consultant supporting artists and photographers with their professional development.DetailsOne SessionDates: Saturday, May 3, 10 am – 11:30 am PSTSkill/Experience Level: Open to all levelsTuition: $55 Non-Members; $45 Members (Become a Member and save!)Location: OnlineThis class is part of our Saturday webinar series. These 90-minute presentations, taught by leading professionals in the field, are designed to be informative and educational. A wide range of topics will be explored. Each webinar will end with a Q&A from the audience.A details email complete with the Zoom link will be sent to the attendees prior to the start date. If you have additional questions please email info@lacphoto.org.

If you're applying for a Victorian Rural Preferential Allocation (VRPA) intern position, this session will help you prepare for the pre-recorded online interview process. We’ll walk through what to expect on the day, including:How the interview process works and what the experience is likeThe online format and technical setupThe types of questions you may be askedSample questions and how to structure your responsesWhat you can do to prepare in advanceTechniques to manage nerves and stay focused on the dayDelivered by AMA Victoria’s professional development and careers team in collaboration with MSCV, the session also includes reflections from interns who went through the process last year.Speakers: AMA Victoria professional development and careers team, MSCV interns

Greetings,The Kosovar Centre for Security Studies (KCSS) is pleased to invite you to a webinar, where we will launch our newest report titled "The Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue: Between Setbacks, Achievements, and Unknowns." The report serves as an assessment on the developments of the Kosovo-Serbia Dialogue over the past four years, by listing achievements and setbacks, as well as navigating the potential dynamics of the Dialogue amid the current geopolitical developments in the region and across Europe. The event will take place on Monday, May 5, from 14:00- 15:00 hrs. The report and the webinar are organized by KCSS as part of a project supported by the National Endowment for Democracy (NED). This project seeks to explore how the government and civil society can cooperate more effectively to promote interethnic cooperation and peacebuilding in Kosovo. By focusing on real-world challenges and potential solutions, the panel will also address the current gaps and opportunities for improving interethnic relations in Kosovo, demanding accountability and action from public institutions.At this conference, KCSS will launch a new set of expert analyses, featuring:Dr. Ramadan Ilazi – Kosovar Centre for Security Studies Jeta Loshaj – Kosovar Centre for Security Studies Shpetim Gashi – Council for Inclusive Governance Katarina Tadić – European Fund for the Balkans The discussion will focus on:The Dialogue as seen from Kosovo's and Serbia's perspectives A summary of the main developments on the Dialogue over the past four yearsInstitutional approaches and frameworks for the resumption of the DialogueChallenges, the current stalemate, and the way forwardThe discussion will take in the English language, without translation. We look forward to your participation in what promises to be a timely and impactful conversation.Thank you very much,Kind regards,

Presented in collaboration with Life and Law and CBA, we invite you to join us for a webinar focused on female resilience in the legal profession.Featuring a panel of diverse speakers from Harper Grey LLP and Lerners LLP, this session will address multiple topics, including:Understanding resilience in the legal professionIdentifying stressors & building coping mechanismsConfidence & self-advocacyTurning setbacks into growthSupport networks & mentorshipThe session will conclude with an interactive Q&A where attendees can ask questions, and resources will be provided.Speakers: Kim Jakeman, KC - Harper Grey LLP, Vancouver, BC; Rose Keith, KC - Harper Grey LLP, Vancouver, BC; Cynthia Kuehl - Lerners LLP, Toronto, ON; Lisa Munro - Lerners, LLP, Toronto, ON.

Unpacking the Past, Present, and Future of UPEs The Full Federal Court’s decision in Commissioner of Taxation v Bendel (February 19, 2025) has redefined the tax landscape for trusts, ruling that unpaid present entitlements (UPEs) between a corporate beneficiary and a trust do not constitute a loan under s109D(3) of Division 7A. This outcome overturns years of ATO guidance and necessitates a reassessment of trust distributions and tax compliance obligations. The ATO on 18 March 2025 lodging an application for special leave to appeal to the High Court, and the ATO’s interim decision impact statement on 19 March 2025 on the Full Federal Court decision, further add to the uncertainty of the coming months for advisors. This session will give advisors an update on this changing landscape and what and the practical considerations for practitioners managing trust structures during the current lodgment season and beyond. Register now for this webinar and stay informed on this evolving landscape. Who should watchAccountants, lawyers, and others interested in the impact of this High Court decision on trusts, and taxation .Level of expertiseThis webinar is for persons with some experience or interest in trusts and taxation and who are looking to improve their knowledge.Presenters: Neil Brydges, Principal, Accredited Specialist in Tax Law; Philippa Briglia, Special Counsel.

Join our live webinar session as our subject matter experts guide you through the assessment criteria for our trade occupations with a special focus on engineering trades.Who should attend: Potential Trade Occupation Applicants, Migration Agents/Legal PractitionersDate: Tuesday, 6 May 2025Time: 1:00PM – 2:00PM Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST)Cost: AUD$70What you'll learn:· Finding the Right Trade Skills Assessment Pathway· Required Documents for your Skills Assessment· Important Definition and Assessment Stages· Occupation Fact Sheets Explained· Engineering Trades: Key Differences and Common Challenges· Live Q&A so bring your questions and our experts will answer your questions live.Register Today! Act fast as spots get booked out quickly. If you know someone who could benefit from this session, please share this event registration link.Speakers: Olga Iakovleva, Skills Recognition Trade Manager; Robert Monteau, Assessor Team Leader; Michael Stone, Assessor Team Leader.

Do you have a love for nature and a passion for helping others? If so, come along to our webinar and find out how you could use your skills as a Nature Buddy.In this webinar, we will cover:• An introduction to the Nature Buddies project and its goals• An overview of the Nature Buddy role• What makes a great Nature Buddy• The various ways you can get involved and become a Nature Buddy• A Q&A session to answer all your questionsWhy Participate?• Make a Difference: Help others overcome barriers and enjoy the benefits of nature• Learn and Grow: Gain valuable skills and knowledge through our training• Connect with Like-minded People: Meet others who share your passion for the outdoors• Boost Your Well-being: Experience the joy and satisfaction of helping othersThis meeting will be recorded so if you are unable to attend but are interested in the project and would like to view the recording please email stepin2nature@dorsetcouncil.gov.uk

Today's healthcare landscape presents nurses with unprecedented challenges—staffing shortages, operational inefficiencies, and complex digital systems that often create additional burdens rather than relief. While technology solutions exist, the critical missing piece is meaningful access to documentation and compliance data that can drive informed decision-making. Join premier sponsor Dimensional Insight for an expert panel discussion exploring proven strategies for implementing technology and nursing best practices that not only support clinical staff but also unlocks valuable insights from existing data. Discover how thoughtful solutions with robust data accessibility and nursing engagement can enhance operational efficiency, provide real-time visibility into documentation compliance, reduce administrative burden, empower nurses with actionable information, and ultimately improve patient outcomes. Learning Objectives:  Identify how data gaps impact nursing documentation compliance and decision-making processes  Explain strategies for implementing technology solutions that reduce administrative burden rather than adding to it  Outline methods to improve real-time visibility into documentation compliance metrics  Discuss the relationship between improved data accessibility and optimal patient outcomes  Identify evidence-based nursing documentation practices that enhance quality of care while maintaining efficiency Describe strategies for prioritizing nursing workflows during staffing shortages without compromising patient safety Speakers: Colby Lutz, Systems Analyst, UPMC Western Maryland; Nora Lissy, RN, BSN, MBA, VP, Healthcare Consulting, Dimensional Insight; Brandy Buzo, MSN, RN, CPHQ, HACP-CMS, Quality Improvement Coordinator, Ephraim McDowell Health; Gabrielle Amarosa, Lead Healthcare Business Intelligence Consultant, Dimensional Insight.

Summer associate programs are more than a recruiting pipeline — they’re a reflection of your firm’s culture, values, and long-term strategy. In this webinar, we’ll explore how to design, manage, and evolve a summer program that attracts top talent, fosters meaningful engagement, and sets the stage for future firm leaders. From structuring assignments to creating authentic connections, we’ll share practical insights and proven approaches to ensure your program delivers real value — for both your firm and your associates.Speaker: Steven A. Mindel, Feinberg Mindel Brandt & Klein, LLP.Steven A. Mindel, Certified Family Law Specialist* and FMBK Managing Partner, divides his time between practicing Family Law and operating one of Southern California’s largest family law firms.  Since opening its doors in 1996, FMBK has grown to include over 20 attorneys, 3 office locations and over 40 employees. When he is not occupied with FMBK’s operations, he is busy applying his 35+ years of family law experience to attend to the legal needs of his valued clients.Steve graduated college Magna Cum Laude from UCLA in 1981 and received his Juris Doctorate degree from USC Gould School of Law in 1985. Steve continues to be an avid member of his Alumni Associations and volunteers whenever possible. In 2023, Steve completed the Harvard Law School Executive Education Program. Because he values the importance of giving opportunities to law students all across the country and at all different schools, Steve created The FMBK summer program to give selected rising 3Ls the opportunity to gain experience in family law. Steve has been named a Super Lawyer by Los Angeles Magazine every year since 2004, he has made the Southern California’s Top 100 lawyers list every year since 2007, and for the past 3 years he has been selected to the Top 10 list.  In addition to being featured on the cover of the Super Lawyers insert in the 2009 issue of Los Angeles Magazine, he was featured in an article titled, “The Man Who Would De-Fang Divorce,” in the 2009 Super Lawyers Magazine. Steve was selected by his peers for inclusion in The Best Lawyers® 2010 – 2022 and has an AV rating with Martindale Hubbell.Steve is a Fellow of the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers Southern California Chapter and the International Academy of Family Lawyers. He is the Immediate Past Chair of the Los Angeles County Bar Association Family Law Section Executive Committee and currently sits on the Levitt & Quinn Family Law Center Advisory Council. He was appointed and served a two year term on the California State Bar Family Law Section Executive Committee (“FLEXCOM”). He also served as an Advisor to FLEXCOM for four additional years.

A Webinar discussing the development of Primary RE Resources designed to meet the requirements of the RE Directory and focusing on the collaboration between St Mary’s University and the Diocese of Arundel & Brighton.Speakers:Professor John Lydon, Professor of Catholic Education St Mary’s University Pastoral Review BoardJulie Oldroyd, Director, Diocese of Arundel and Brighton Education ServiceAnna Flood, Primary RE AdviserEmma Sharp, Primary RE AdviserSarah Green, Senior Lecturer in Primary RE  St Mary’s UniversityCindy Harper, Senior Lecturer in Primary RE  St Mary’s UniversityTuesday 6 May 2025, 6pm – 7pm BST