Upcoming Webinars

Jiabi Wen (University of Alberta) will share what she has learned about psychometric properties of the EQ-5D-Y-5L in children with juvenile idiopathic arthritis. Ashwini De Silva (The University of Melbourne) will present her work on understanding people’s views on the relative value of health gains for children, adolescents and young adults compared to adults. After their brief presentations, they will answer questions from Rachel Tan (National University of Singapore) and Zhihao Yang (Guizhou Medical University) as well as attendees.

Learn about "Data for Good," designed to support library training and community services for data analysis, through teen and adult programming.Libraries are well-positioned to provide data analysis services to a variety of community groups, from nonprofits to government agencies, enabling them to gain insights into their operations and constituents. Recognizing the potential of data analytics, the Providence Public Library in Rhode Island (PPL) created "Data for Good," a project to train teens and adults in data analysis and provide these services to local nonprofits. PPL collaborated with library staff in Georgia and Texas to develop data analytics programming. Using the newly developed skills and the Data for Good (D4G) curriculum, participating library staff were able to bring their knowledge to local community members, organizations, and colleagues.Presenters from libraries in Georgia, Texas, and Rhode Island will share their experiences in using the D4G curriculum, their successes in working with community partners, and innovative ideas for utilizing AI in data analysis. We'll introduce you to the resources made freely available through IMLS funding (LG-250160-OLS-21) to libraries interested in learning about data analytics or implementing a data analysis training program.Presented by:Sherry Lehane, Innovations Project Manager, Providence Public Library (RI)Dianne Connery, Development Director, Pottsboro Library (TX)Kristi Henry, Senior Librarian, DeKalb County Public Library (GA)Kate Aubin, Director of Youth Services, Providence Public Library (RI)Daniel Munoz, Assistant Director and Systems Manager, Okefenokee Regional Library System (GA)

Mandatory cyber incident reporting requirements and other regulations create increased risk for organizations that experience breaches and security professionals who respond to them. Not only must organizations and their leaders effectively defend their enterprises, but they must also understand the complex field of regulatory reporting responsibilities. Do you know what reporting requirements you’re responsible for?Join the Information Technology-Information Sharing and Analysis Center (IT-ISAC), Booz Allen, and guest speakers for a two-part webinar series geared toward cybersecurity leaders and professionals navigating the management of cyber incidents and regulatory obligations.Part I: Assessing Corporate and Personal Liability October 9 at 2 PM ETPart II: How to Establish Compliance Programs October 30 at 2 PM ETPlease select one or both webinars to join us in October.

AI is reshaping how digital marketers operate, stay competitive, and drive results online. The question is no longer whether to adopt AI, but how quickly and effectively we can integrate it into our businesses to stay competitive and deliver unprecedented value.Join us as we explore how to automate SEO strategy and implementation, saving time, money, and resources, while also delivering maximum results for your clients or business. You’ll learn how to incorporate SEO automation into your workflows and see real-world examples of marketing agencies that are automating their SEO to deliver drastic results for clients.We’ll show you:How to automate your SEO and transform your marketing agency or business into an AI-driven powerhouse.Real-world case studies from agencies that have embraced the power of automation.New strategies for scaling your agency operations or business marketing for revenue generation.With Manick Bhan, we’ll give you the tools to level up your services, improve campaign performance, and scale your business.The future of digital marketing is here, and it’s powered by AI. Are you ready for it?Don’t miss our exclusive breakout session after the presentation, where we’ll show you detailed walkthroughs for harnessing the power of Search Atlas in a live-only demonstration!Can’t make it that day? Reserve your seat anyway and we’ll send you a recording of the main presentation.Speakers: Manick Bhan - Founder and CTO, Search Atlas; Loren Baker - Founder, Search Engine Journal.

Event marketing may not be the first thing that pops to mind when you hear talk of marketing in 2024; however, it’s still one of the driving forces of modern business promotion. Now, with digital events also in the mix, more tools are available than ever. Join us ​as we walk you through using AddEvent to market your next ​digital or in-person event in this live webinar. RSVP to save your seat!Speakers: Marissa Stone, Product Marketing Manager; Sam Christian, Marketing Specialist.

When the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) was enacted in 2017, several of the provisions were set to sunset in 2025 (or before). These expiring provisions will impact both individual taxpayers and businesses. As a result, Congress is likely to consider significant tax legislation next year.Learn the scope of potential legislation under various election results including how Congress may attempt to modify or eliminate certain tax exclusions, deductions, or credits to raise revenue.Speaker: Nick Sutter, Associate Attorney at Steptoe LLP.

As AI systems based on large language models become more powerful and widespread, more cybersecurity challenges emerge. From jailbreaks to indirect prompt injections, they are vulnerable to a wide array of LLM-specific threats. However, all these problems can be boiled down to one single issue: LLMs are probabilistic algorithms that are inherently unreliable, just like any other ML system. Does it mean they cannot be useful? Absolutely not! In this talk, we will discuss the challenges of secure and reliable LLM-based applications and the way to make them safer and more aligned with your business goals.Presented by Vladislav Tushkanov - Research Development Group Manager | Machine Learning Technology |AI Research | Kaspersky.

Nearly 70% of Australian households include pets. For many of us, these animals are family, as much a part of our lives and equally loved as our human family members. While there is widespread awareness about the impact of intimate partner violence (IPV) on women and children, less is known about the links between violence against family animals and IPV.There is evidence that violence against family animals can be an indicator of frequent and severe patterns of IPV. Some perpetrators threaten or harm family pets to manipulate, punish or control their partner, leveraging the emotional connection many people have with their pets. In these situations, many victim-survivors will delay leaving, stay with, or return to perpetrators because they are scared for their pets’ safety.Victim-survivors of IPV who have family animals face unique challenges in seeking and accessing support. Although research suggests that human and animal victim-survivors recover and heal better when they can do so together, this is often not possible – largely due to a lack of animal-inclusive support services and crisis accommodation.Within the context of these systematic challenges, this webinar will explore practical ways that practitioners working in child and family services can strengthen support for human and animal victim-survivors. This webinar will help you:• understand the relationship between violence against family animals and intimate partner violence and the effects of this violence on human and animal victim-survivors• understand the emotional connection between people and family animals and the benefits of recovering and healing together• develop insight into the unique challenges that victim-survivors of IPV who have family animals may experience when trying to access support and strengthen the way you support these individuals.Presenters: Monique Dam - CEO of Lucy’s Project; Kylie Butler - Senior Research Officer in the Child and Family Evidence and Evaluation (CFEE) team at AIFS.

Agriculture Victoria invite beef producers to a webinar about bull selection and soundness.Fertility is a significant driver of profitability in beef breeding enterprises so join Dr. Craig Wood, previous President of the Australian Cattle Veterinarians to learn more.Dr. Wood has over 20 years’ experience in large animal veterinary medicine and works with many leading beef studs. The webinar will cover general bull management and describe what a veterinary bull soundness examination involves and discuss the benefits.

What is Social Prescribing? Join Social Prescribing USA for the launch of a new quarterly webinar series to learn about how social prescribing utilizes the arts, nature, volunteerism, and local community organizations as medicine for patients of all ages. In this introductory webinar, you will gain an overview of social prescribing, what success has looked like in other countries, and hear testimonials and perspectives from providers, organizers and students contributing to the movement. Attendees will also learn how to join the movement and take action today!Speakers include Alan Siegel, MD (Medical Director and Co-Founder at Social Prescribing USA); Dr. Bogdan Chiva Giurca (Global Alliance & Clinical Champion Lead at the National Academy of Social Prescribing); Hathor-Ra Adwoa (Black Focused Social Prescribing Navigator at Taibu Community Health Centre); Rachel Chen (First-year medical student at Harvard Medical School and Founder of U.S. Social Prescribing Student Collective).