Community Conversation Webinars

60 Lessons From 6 Leaders

60 Lessons From 6 Leaders

We tabulated a “lightning round” of tips from six leaders of AZA aquariums & zoos, from familiar themes of empathy, self-care, listening, & mentorship—to new & maybe surprising tips that emerged during this “pandemic year.”

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Diversity in Design: Why We Need New Perspectives

Diversity in Design: Why We Need New Perspectives

Industry peers explore novel thinking about the exhibit design process, interpretation strategies, & engaging diverse consultants to demonstrate how inclusive co-design strategies lead to engaging, attractive experiences.

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Why is Social Justice so Important?

Why is Social Justice so Important?

Four industry panelists & 180 colleagues share insights on both the business & mission cases for centering diversity, equity, accessibility, & inclusion (DEAI) at our institutions in the first of four webinars focused on social justice.

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Continuing to Care For Your Team in 2021

Continuing to Care For Your Team in 2021

We asked industry HR professionals to address the multitude of emotions tied up in current events, how they’re affecting our mental health & our teams’ mental health, & provide resources to cope.

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Social Equity: An Action Plan For Change

Social Equity: An Action Plan For Change

In our continuing efforts to advance progress on social equity & diversity, we received an update from leaders within the AZA community & learned how we can move forward & take action.

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Women’s Leadership Perspectives

Women’s Leadership Perspectives

Hear outstanding women leaders’ perspectives on the changing role of women in the workplace, how they deal with stress, and much more. We’ll talk with veteran leaders and those newer to leadership – all women making history.

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Dr. Frederick Lahodny

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