Community Conversation Webinars

The Future of Public Funding

The Future of Public Funding

Given that the large majority of zoos & some aquariums receive some type & level of public funding, the impacts of fiscal constraints will be felt far & wide. Read takeaways from our Future of Public Funding Community Conversation session to learn how we can plan for the potential changes.

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Reimagining Special Events For The New Tomorrow

Reimagining Special Events For The New Tomorrow

The current crisis has created stressors across a range of operating areas at cultural attractions, special events functions among them. Learn from panelists who share outlooks, thinking, & strategies to continue offering successful events programs.

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The Changing Engagement and Education Paradigm

The Changing Engagement and Education Paradigm

How do engagement & education need to adapt to the “new tomorrow”? And what of the “yesterday” will remain? Key questions for L&E were addressed by seven panelists to assist in re-imagining their work moving forward.

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Who Can Help AMZAP & How?

Who Can Help AMZAP & How?

During our 2nd takeover webinar by AMZAP, we dove deep into actionable steps to advance racial & ethnic minority representation in our field. The discussion was vibrant & it’s clear that this is an area people are passionate about!

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“AM What?” Why We Need This New Organization

“AM What?” Why We Need This New Organization

Introducing AMZAP, born of a recognition that minorities in zoos & aquariums lacked an organized affinity group where they can discuss common experiences & feel a sense of community. Learn how you can support this new organization.

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Caring For Your Teams As We Enter the New Tomorrow

Caring For Your Teams As We Enter the New Tomorrow

Mental health continues to be a real crisis. Read & watch Clinical Psychologist & Executive Coach Rachel Barbanel-Fried, Psy.D.’s insights on self-care & leadership initiatives to assist team members during this unprecedented time.

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Dr. Frederick Lahodny

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