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In this rapidly changing landscape, nurturing the next generation of STEM leaders has become crucial, not just for individual success, but for the collective flourishing of humanity. 🌎 Learn more about STEM on our blog post! https://bit.ly/3zdxYfc

Tomorrow is the day! This free webinar is for you if any of the following are true: 1. You are a woman in leadership but you still feel frustrated trying to feel seen and heard. 2. You are a man in leadership who wants to understand the women on your team who are struggling. 3. You are a woman who wants to be in leadership and you need tips on how to present yourself differently. 4. You are ANY gender, trying to be a better ally. See you tomorrow at Noon CST!

The long view on leadership, from those that know. Please consider adding your name, as I have; calling on decision-makers to urgently address the ongoing impact and escalating risks of the climate crisis, pandemics, nuclear weapons, and ungoverned AI.

Grab the wheel and learn more from HAA's Leadership Lyceum in this month's ABODE issue! Read more at the link below. https://lnkd.in/g6kjJbyx

A great, inspiring read: https://lnkd.in/eFM5rj5n

💬 "It is the quality of relationships that makes a difference more than the quantity of weapons or the content of policy." At the inaugural IMPACT Creating Hope Together event, John Paul Lederach, Senior Fellow at Humanity United, gave the keynote speech on the importance of building connections to create social change. ▶️ Watch his keynote speech: https://lnkd.in/eyRmDBHC

Today’s young civic leaders - like Malachi D. Thompson - aren’t just focused on an issue or project. They connect to important history and have a direct impact on the success and future of our schools and communities. Check out Malachi’s interview with NPR Here and Now - you can listen to the entire report at https://lnkd.in/es_UCVY7

Because I am really impatient, I am releasing the draft flyer of the entire scope and sequence of our symposium! Here are a few reasons why this symposium is not really your average symposium...cvent.me/xPR0dr 1) Intimate Setting: Small groups ensure personalized, 1:1 support from facilitators. Our speakers and facilitators are going to leaving knowing your name and your work. We're capping the event at 50! 2) Representation: The majority of our speakers are BIPOC, embracing true representation and amplifying historically overlooked voices. We get to hear from people that are representative of the students we serve. 3) Hands-On and Minds-On: Practical, actionable sessions that go beyond the typical conference experience (and a catered lunch! NO BOXED LUNCHES!) 4) There is a leadership strand and pedagogy strand where teams of teachers, coaches and administrators from multiple areas of education come together to co-design and co-create your STEM for ALL Action Plans. *5) And for the VIP guests: An exclusive VIP Dinner with an opportunity to engage directly with leading Black and Indigenous scientists and engineers. We are capping it at 50! Will you join us? cvent.me/xPR0dr

We do not settle for average. We know that our small-scale manufacturers and our community have greatness. They just need some help. That’s where you come in. You know that we own our power to change. We know what we need and we make it happen. Be recognized for that excellence. Nominate yourself for the Recast City Sparks and let us tell your story nationally. Your what and your why. Your impact and your needs. Let’s shine a light and bring even more energy to your work. Sparks will recognize women and nonbinary leaders who are making change happen every day. Learn more about nominating the spark in. your community here:https://bit.ly/3A99mnO

Indeed it was a such learning journey of experience full inspiration, exploration and strategic leadership, business actions.