Upcoming Webinars

Advancing health and equity doesn’t need to require a lot of expertise, but leaning into past education, lived experiences, observations, and the desire to be of service for your immediate community - while thinking globally.

Gender-based violence often involves physical violence targeted at the head, neck, and face--through blows to the head or strangulation. Though this has been common knowledge for decades, brain injuries caused by violence are unacknowledged, rarely identified and almost never immediately treated. Both survivors of violence and professionals that work with them have been largely unaware of brain injury as a significant consequence of violence. Brain injuries can cause physical, emotional, and cognitive consequences that can impact every area of a survivor’s life--including their ability to successfully access and participate in services, maintain employment, secure and sustain housing, and meet self-sufficiency goals. This webinar will introduce CARE (Connect, Acknowledge, Respond, Evaluate), Ohio’s evidence-based framework developed by the Ohio Domestic Violence Network and The Ohio State University. CARE is a brain injury aware, trauma-informed approach focusing on accessibility and accommodations with practical, hands-on, free tools, strategies, and resources to support your work.

Ransomware thrives in chaos, particularly in unmonitored security gaps that often exist between front-end and back-end cyber defenses. Unfortunately, higher education institutions are susceptible to these cybersecurity vulnerabilities, leaving them scrambling for different tools and solutions to protect themselves and the data of their students, staff and faculty. Cybercriminals show no sign of relenting – in the past year alone, several high-profile cyberattacks have targeted colleges and universities, resulting in data breaches, financial losses, and disruptions to critical operations. This raises a crucial question: What can higher education leaders do to manage cybersecurity chaos effectively? Join Government Technology, Commvault, and CDW for a live 30-minute webinar tailored for college and university administrators, cybersecurity and IT professionals, and anyone interested in enhancing their understanding of cyber resilience in higher education. This session will delve into key considerations for higher education cyber resilience and provide practical tips on preparing for and mitigating cyberattacks. Save the Date: Wednesday, March 13, 2024, at 11 AM PT/ 2 PM ET You’ll Learn: - Different types of cyberattacks faced by higher education institutions - Steps institutions can take to protect themselves from cyberattacks - How to respond to a cyberattack if one occurs

More soil tests and data are available to farmers than ever. While this can be empowering, it can also be confusing. New information on soil chemistry, biology, and physics can sometimes be difficult to translate into action. In this webinar series, we highlight projects across Washington that are using soil data to inform real, on-farm management decisions. If you’ve been hit with soil data overload, this is the series for you. Farmers, agricultural advisors, extension staff, and decision makers are welcome. Come hear about how to take action on soil data, learn about available resources, and meet other Washington soil enthusiasts. Chemical Adam Peterson, Senior GIS and Science Specialist, Thurston Conservation District. Biological Lindsey du Toit, Professor and Chair, Department of Plant Pathology, Washington State University. Physical Troy Peters, Professor, Department of Biological Systems Engineering, Washington State University. Special Topic for R Users: Soil Health Report Generator Jadey Ryan, Data Scientist, Washington State Department of Agriculture

Join us for a webinar focused on simplifying onboarding and advice delivery with Asset-Map in Wealthbox CRM. Learn about workflow libraries, duplicating and editing templates, using Asset-Map's Client Onboarding workflow, and more.Speakers:Chris Kopanski - Sr. Product Specialist, WealthboxAlison Susko - Director of Partnerships, Asset-Map

Upcoming Webinar, 13th March 2024 12 PM EST With the H1-B Cap Season fast approaching and registration dates set to open from March 6th to March 22nd, now is the perfect time to prepare for success. In this session, we’ll break down the essential steps and share invaluable tips to streamline your H1-B registration process. Whether you’re an employer seeking skilled talent or an employee aiming to secure your work authorization in the United States, understanding the nuances of H1-B registration is crucial, especially during the limited window of opportunity. Immigration Lawyer Prashanthi Reddy will guide you through the entire process, from initial registration to final submission, offering insights into optimizing your application for success within the upcoming cap season. You’ll gain clarity on the latest regulations, procedural requirements, and best practices to enhance your chances of approval. Key topics we’ll cover include: - Navigating the H1-B registration process - Understanding documentation requirements and deadlines - Mitigating common pitfalls and challenges - Leveraging strategies to maximize your chances of selection Whether you’re a seasoned professional or new to the H1-B process, this webinar equips you with the knowledge and strategies necessary to navigate the complexities of H1-B registration confidently and efficiently, ensuring you make the most of the upcoming cap season. Don’t miss this opportunity to simplify your H1-B journey and take proactive steps towards achieving your professional goals in the United States. Register now to secure your spot

Having a workforce strategy is essential for leaders across the sector – especially with recruitment and retention challenges across a range of roles. To achieve good outcomes for young people, the whole ecosystem needs to be effectively working together. What does a good workforce and people strategy look like? How do we understand the needs of different roles and demographics across our schools? How do we know we are on track?Join us to hear the latest research from Professor John Jerrim on understanding the engagement of people in roles across the education workforce and how we can best understand their needs. We'll also hear from Maxine Low, Executive Head at one of the largest primary schools in England (six form entry) who has been using TEP data to shape her people strategy. Sarah Bainbridge will also be joining us from Reach Foundation, who are a leading voice on the planning and adoption of flexible working within schools. 

Post-16 pathways to employment for lower attaining pupils: are they working?

In this webinar, Head of Venture Science Doctorate Programme at Deep Science Ventures, Aaron Appleton, will discuss the integration of Applied CTA and other NDM tools into the Venture Science Doctorate Programme.Aaron will share:The games he and his team have developed for teaching knowledge elicitation methods.The constructionist approach to learning about ACTA.Atlas of Venture Science book that resulted from the course.Following Aaron's discussion, there will be a preview of the upcoming NDM conference. You don't want to miss it!

In 2023, an alarming 96% of vulnerabilities found in open source downloads were avoidable. Sonatype CTO, Brian Fox, and Guest Speaker, Forrester Senior Analyst, Janet Worthington, shed light on crucial data and insights for industry leaders, the significance of SCA testing, and proactive measures teams take to brace themselves against future cyberattacks. They delve into the implications of software supply chain regulations and the need for better OSS consumption practices.