In this train-the-trainer style program, participants will prepare to meet the evolving Open Sciences needs and expectations of the research communities they support. This training aims to engage participants in techniques for teaching, communicating, and advocating for the various aspects … Continue reading →

Details are forthcoming, but be prepared to come celebrate the 30th anniversary of our organization!

Creative Transformation Sessions will focus on evolving tools and technologies, as well as shifting professional and institutional cultures and practices, domestically and abroad. Attendees will engage in discussions about both the shared and unique ramifications of these changes to their … Continue reading →

Under the theme “Education for Change: The Role of Botanic Gardens in Addressing Global Challenges,” the Congress will bring together global leaders and experts to explore the outcomes and future directions of education in botanic gardens. With the accelerating dual … Continue reading →

The theme of this year’s conference is “Welcome to the Neighborhood: Living and Working with Partners on the Land.”

The New England Science Boot Camp for Librarians programming centers around three topical lectures.  These lectures include one each in the life sciences, physical sciences, and health sciences from researchers in the discipline, most often faculty at the host institution.  … Continue reading →

Philadelphia Convention Center

"Conservation Coast to Coast." This theme keeps critical conservation priorities at the forefront, spanning regions and perspectives from coast to coast.

Women, Food, and Agriculture Network "Community does not build itself. We need to show up and be with each other. WFAN is excited to be offering this monthly virtual space to do just that." This is a kickoff for our … Continue reading →