Andi Kornak shares how her gender has been both a barrier and advantage to her success, her sources of renewal and replenishment, and more.
Women Making History: Andi Kornak
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Are You Charging Too Little for Children’s Tickets?
It’s a common misconception that zoo and aquarium visitation by children exceeds visits by adults.
Women Making History: Paula Gonzalez Ciccia
While others mark March as Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women leaders making history. Learn about Paula Gonzalez Ciccia’s relationship with Dr. Jane Goodall and other role models that influenced her career, and advice she received along the way.
“An Atlas of Human Suffering”
The IPCC 2022 report on climate change is certainly cause for despair. We’ve pooled reports and commentary along with tools and resources on climate education to help provide thought-provoking conversations and solutions to address this crisis.
Women Making History: Peggy Sloan
While others mark March as Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women leaders making history. Learn what advice Peggy Sloan shares with us all and why we need to “walk the talk” to save the world.
Sustaining a Focus on Gender Equality
For 2022, the UN’s International Women’s Day theme of “Gender equality today for a sustainable tomorrow” could not be better suited to ZA’s mission, How can we all take actionable steps to improve gender equality and empower women in our conservation-based institutions?
Women Making History: Susan Altrui
We like to think a bit differently—so while others mark March as Women’s History Month, we’re celebrating women leaders making history. Learn why Susan Altrui is passionate about opening minds to conservation and creating change.
Is Confidence the Secret to Success? Not Exactly.
Jackie Ogden reviews an article where Shani Orgad and Rosalind Gill discuss their book “Confidence Culture” which challenges the idea sold to women that self-esteem will set them free.
Culture? What Culture? The Shaping of Organizational Cultures to Drive Success
Leaders create their culture. Whether they mean to or not. There’s now scientific evidence of a linkage between job satisfaction, engagement, and organizational success. How do we weave a positive employee culture, conservation, and DEAIJ to create this success?
Why These Current Events are Relevant to You
We’ve been following the latest news articles that are relevant to your organization, from diversity and employee benefits to leadership, education, and conservation planning.
Stop Guessing. Know Your Audience.
Canopy’s new Audience Analytics service leverages the power of cellphone location data to provide valuable insights into the demographics of your audience.
People, Planet, Power, Possibility
Marley Steele-Inama, Director of Community Engagement at the Denver Zoo and Nichole Nageotte, Community Research and Evaluation Manager at the Denver Zoo, share key AAM conference takeaways pertinent to our community.
What’s the Role of Mission-Based Cultural Attractions in Saving the Planet Through Leadership?
What qualities should we look for in leaders of the future? Takeaways from our Community Conversations discussion.
Maximizing Impact & Margins at APGA’s Annual Conference
Canopy, along with other garden experts, will be sharing actionable strategies via two presentations focused on maximizing impact and mission at the annual APGA conference.
