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Creating long-term connections and opportunities for black and brown women founders
by Becky Lattof on 4/2/21 9:00 AM
Throughout her career, Shelly Bell has worked as a K-12 educator, patent examiner, spoken word artist, print shop owner and computer scientist. She leverages her vast career experience to grow her non-profit, Black Girl Ventures (BGV), which transforms entrepreneurship by reimagining …
Enhancing knowledge sharing and collaboration in the medical field
by Becky Lattof on 2/19/21 8:00 AM
Dr. Andrew Tagg is an emergency physician with a special interest in education and lifelong learning. He’s the co-founder and website lead for Don’t Forget The Bubbles. With over 150 authors and more than 1,000 blog posts, this community has become an amazing resource for medical prof …
6 Reasons why you need micro-credentials for workforce development
by Jane Violette on 2/5/21 8:00 AM
If anything has become clear in the past year, it’s that online learning and virtual upskilling are here to stay. Organizations are reconsidering traditional methods of workforce development, and one model seems to stand out against the competition: micro-credentialing.
Transformative learning in reflective practice
by Becky Lattof on 1/29/21 10:45 AM
From the moment you start a conversation with Emma Hardley, you immediately sense her enthusiasm for connecting others and creating a world in which women and their children are thriving, respected and free from violence.
A visual identity to inspire where the world learns together
by Layla Namak on 1/19/21 10:00 AM
As our company evolves, so must our expression of it. Through the successes and growing pains over the past two years since we started Participate, Inc., we’ve uncovered the heart of who we are — the place where the world learns together.