The Ultimate Directory on Personal & Lifestyle Webinars

What You'll LearnWhile AI-driven personalization and first-party data strategies offer game-changing solutions for today's travel marketers, many brands still struggle to effectively connect the dots between anonymous traffic, abandoned bookings, and long-term customer retention.In this upcoming webinar, industry experts will join Skift to discuss how identity resolution is transforming travel marketing and share real-world insights on re-engagement strategies that drive direct bookings, loyalty, and revenue growth.• How travelers research and book trips, including the extended consideration period, key decision drivers, and what stops them from completing a booking• How younger travelers prioritize booking directly, what incentives drive conversions, and how to compete with OTAs• Why anonymous traffic is a massive revenue opportunity — and how leading travel brands are solving it• How identity resolution transforms anonymous traffic into engaged customers, enabling personalized re-engagement across email, SMS, and paid channelsSpeakers: Ronen Kadosh, Executive Director - Travel and Ticketing, Wunderkind; Michael Goldrich, Founder, Vivander Advisors.

Children receiving care and support (CRCS) from the child welfare system represent a vulnerable subpopulation who often face complex and multifaceted challenges, usually stemming from abuse, neglect, or disability. Despite the significant health disparities associated with this group, limited research has explored how these outcomes differ across ethnic and religious identities.This paper addresses this gap by examining ethnic and religious differences in healthcare utilisation among CRCS children using comprehensive linked administrative data from Wales. We linked CRCS records from 2017 to 2019 with the 2011 and 2021 Office for National Statistics Census data to identify the child’s religious affiliation and improve ethnicity completeness. Additionally, we integrated these records with primary and secondary care health data for the corresponding years.Leveraging these innovative data linkages, we assessed ethnic and religious variations in two key areas: (1) the likelihood of accessing different healthcare services (General Practitioner [GP], hospital inpatient care, and Accident & Emergency [A&E]) and (2) the probability of using healthcare for common conditions, like mental health issues and injuries.Presenter: Yongchao Jing, Research Associate in CASCADEYongchao is a Research Associate on the Health and Care Research Wales (HCRW) funded project Ethnic and Religious Inequalities in Children Welfare (ERICA) exploring ethnic inequality in children’s social care by applying complex data linkage techniques with administrative data in Wales within SAIL databank. She has published with the ERICA research team on ethnic disproportionality in the child welfare system (https://doi.org/10.1093/bjsw/bcae117) and a pre-print on ethnic inequality in educational outcomes for children receiving social care (https://osf.io/preprints/socarxiv/cwyr7_v1).

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

Don't forget to register for Australian Retirement Trust's (ART) upcoming webinar all about super & retirement!In this live webinar with Australian Retirement Trust’s Education Lead, Steven Fehring, we'll discuss a number of ways to help you plan and stay on track for the retirement you want.

Whether you're just starting to think about retirement or fine-tuning your existing plan, this webinar is tailored to equip you with actionable insights to help you prepare for retirement by building a solid financial foundation.    Join financial advisors Danielle Dahn and Ritu Jain as they take a multi-faceted look at retirement readiness.    The educational discussion will cover:• Maximizing Social Security Benefits• Planning for Health Care and Medicare• Tax-Efficient Planning• Optimizing InvestmentsWhile all are welcome to attend our webinars, this event is designed for individuals who have saved at least $500,000 for retirement. Our presenters typically speak with that in mind.

The purpose of this session is to create cultural safety awareness about the historical impact that institutions such as residential schools and hospitals have had on Indigenous people. The goal is to create a safe place for participants to engage and discuss their perspectives and questions. This dialogue aims to build mutual understanding and better health outcomes.Guest Speakers:Jacki McPherson, Health Director, Penticton Indian Band, Okanagan NationBrenda Baptiste, Mental Health Substance Use Lead, Osoyoos Indian BandLearning Objectives:- To learn about the history of Penticton Indian Band community- To understand the impacts of institutions on Indigenous people- To create cultural safety and a safe space for dialogueThis activity is an Accredited Group Learning Activity (Section 1) as defined by the Maintenance of Certification Program of the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, and approved by UBC CPD.iCON has partnered with Vancouver Coastal Health (VCH) Indigenous Health to develop Indigenous Health Rounds, which serve as a platform to bring Indigenous voices to health care providers, policy makers and health administrators for knowledge sharing, dialogue, and brainstorming solutions to combat racism and foster culturally safe healthcare settings for Indigenous patients and families.

Social Media Influencers (SMIs) play a key role in influencing audiences’ consumption motivation, and decision-making but also influence political stances and pro-social or pro-environmental behaviours. However, in the current global content of volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous (VUCA) world, it is vital to understand the influential power of SMIs and how they have been and can be leveraged by organisations for future resilience and recovery.Agenda• Introduction of Webinar by Dr Tan Kim Lim• Introduction of speaker, Dr Ong Yi Xuan• Presentation by Dr Ong Yi Xuan• Q&A session• End of webinarSpeaker: Dr Ong Yi Xuan, Research Faculty of Media and Communication, Hokkaido University.

If you’re unsure of the timing of your home-buying decision…we get it. But 2025 could be the year to make your move! First-time and seasoned homebuyers, join us for great advice on how to get into your dream home with confidence, savings, and success! • Opportunities of homebuying in today’s marketplace • Preparing for the home and mortgage search • Understanding the application and closing process • Buy, sell, research like a pro – and earn cash rewards! • And, much more!

Part of ILA’s Transformative Women Leaders book series, this thought-provoking new book,  Genderwashing in Leadership: Power, Policies, and Politics draws on the diverse expertise of its authors and editors to explore the phenomenon of genderwashing — where surface-level commitments to gender equality mask deeper, systemic inequalities.The webinar will introduce attendees to:• How genderwashing influences leadership, policies, and politics.• The discrepancies between leadership rhetoric and actual practices.​• Real-world examples of genderwashing and its consequences.​• Strategies for fostering genuine gender equity and inclusion in leadership.​• And much more!​​Whether you’re a corporate leader, policy maker, activist, or simply passionate about gender equality, this webinar will help to equip you with the knowledge to challenge and change the status quo.Speakers:Dr. Rita A. Gardiner is Associate Professor, Critical Policy, Equity, and Leadership Studies, in the Faculty of Education, Western University, Canada.Dr. Wendy Fox-Kirk is Visiting Lecturer at the Birmingham Business School, University of Birmingham, UK.Dr. Carole J. Elliott is Professor of Organization Studies, and Associate Dean EDI & Development at Sheffield University Management School, UK.Dr. Dionne Rosser-Mims is Campus Vice Chancellor at Troy University, Phenix City. She is one of the series editors for Transformative Women Leaders.

Do you feel you should be saving more for retirement? Are you unsure of how much money you need to retire? What happens to your social security benefits if you retire early? If you are looking for answers to these questions and more, join GreenPath for our Retirement 101 webinar. Let GreenPath help you remove some of the guesswork from your retirement planning.What You Will LearnHow to take control of your budget and savings to set yourself up for successWhat are the different types of investment options and their risk factors?How retiring early or later than your full retirement age can impact your social security benefitsWho Should AttendThose looking to maximize their knowledge about short- and long-term retirement planningEmployees with a 401K, 403B, or Thrift Savings Plan, or anyone eligible for Social Security benefitsAnyone hoping to avoid common pitfalls in building their retirement plan and savingsInvestment planners who are working with clients to build a retirement planPresenters: Dawn Watson - Partner Experience Manager, GreenPath; Catherine Wall - Partner Experience Manager, GreenPath.