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I’m hosting a webinar on?Connected Leadership for Sustainability?with Yale Center for Business and the Environment (CBEY). ?? With the challenges we’re facing—climate change, biodiversity loss, and social inequality—the need for leaders who can drive sustainable solutions is more important than ever. In this session, I’ll be sharing how?connected leadership?can help align personal purpose with organizational goals to create real impact. ???Join us: October 21st - 11:30am EST ???Event details: [https://lnkd.in/eQ47RhzW] Looking forward to connecting and working together toward purposeful change! ?? #Sustainability #Leadership #ConnectedLeadership #ClimateAction #YaleCBEY

The world is falling apart around us and yet there are still glimmers of hope. So I am keeping my promise to post weekly snippets of “Campus Conversations” from Yale Online. Today’s post is about design: how can you tie tradition with technology, and fit what is culturally acceptable with what the community wants? In the third module we tie health and human right frameworks with user centric design, covering the do’s and don’ts of generating and implementing new ideas. At the end of the module I interview Ruchit Nagar, who founded Khushi Baby out of a course at Yale, to improve immunizations among children in India. He shares how he and his team worked to incorporate local culture, history, and tradition into innovating new health solutions. We can’t stop – especially when things get bad – we have to keep centering on health and human rights, and trying to build something better. You can sign up for this free online course here, to practice the ten stage framework for creating positive social change for any topic of your choice: https://lnkd.in/eWZ_ru64 Yale School of Management Yale School of Public Health Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs Coursera?

It’s no secret that online learning should be part of your future. Are you ready to take the next step? Comment below, and we’ll help you find the perfect course to get those brain juices flowing! ???? Here are a few to kick things off: ?? Rocket Science for Everyone ?? Creating Change for Social Entrepreneurship ?? Narrative Economics ?? The Science of Well-Being for Teens ?? Financial Markets Which one are you signing up for? #Yale #OnlineLearning #LearnEveryDay #ProfessionalDevelopment

"I wish we had more community voice when forming." Module 2 is about listening to people before designing an intervention. Who do you wish had more voice? In this snippet of Campus Conversations, I discuss the conditions of collective impact with Adrienne Abbate, who leads a partnership of civic and public actors across sectors to tackle health and safety in her community. I first met Adrienne when former students (Jeff Glenn) were interested in learning more about collective impact and we wrote a case study about her. Adrienne then spoke in my class at Yale School of Management and Yale School of Public Health and it only felt right to feature her work in the free online version of my class on Coursera. Each module of the course ends with a live conversation on campus, and I'm sharing one each week this semester. If you like it and want to see more, you can register for the course for free at https://lnkd.in/eWZ_ru64 This clip ends with Adrienne reflecting on building trust and reaching into all areas that should be at the table. How have you built trust in your work, and gotten everyone who needs to be there, at the table? Please share in the comments. Staten Island Partnership for Community Wellness Yale Online Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

Our newest course, Rocket Science for Everyone, is featured in Coursera’s latest blog! Check it out and enroll today. ???? https://lnkd.in/eMhNF25R

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Our faculty are doing great work online and in print! ???? Check out Professor Timothy Snyder’s latest book, 'On Freedom'! He challenges us to rethink freedom as the ability to work together for a better future. Want to learn more? Enroll in his course, 'The Making of Modern Ukraine,' on Yale Online, and explore the history that shapes our understanding of freedom today! ?? https://bit.ly/3BfWk8A #FacultySpotlight #HigherEducation #ModernHistory #NewBook

I promised I would share a snippet each week and I'm going to keep my promise despite the situation back home. If we all stop doing what we believe in then we will truly be defeated. So deep breathe and here goes: Campus Conversations is an optional extra video that I share at the end of each module in my Coursera online course. The idea is for people around the world to take my course for free, and have a peek into the dialogue we're experiencing on campus at Yale University. Even if you can't come in person, you can share in generating knowledge wherever you are. Module 1 of the course is about researching and formulating your problem statement -- understanding the challenge before you set out to tackle it. In this module I share tips for narrowing in on your challenge, understanding root causes, and mapping out existing solutions. At the end of the module I interview Erik Clemons, a social entrepreneur here in New Haven, about how he got started in tackling the challenge of poverty, racism and social mobility. Erik spoke in person last week at Yale Jackson School of Global Affairs, and is always the first guest entrepreneur in my course at Yale School of Management and Yale School of Public Health. So it only makes sense for him to be the Campus Conversation for the first module in my Yale Online course. He continues to provide hope and evidence that change is possible no matter what. If you enjoy this snippet and want to learn more, you can register for the free online course here: https://lnkd.in/eWZ_ru64

Ready to prioritize what truly matters? ? Life is all about balance, similar to fitting rocks, pebbles, and sand in a jar. ?? Peter Boyd shares actionable tips for how you can be a better leader and balance what truly matters to you in work and life. Join Peter in Connected Leadership and lead with purpose: https://bit.ly/3ZJb4Vh ??

Everyone’s buzzing about season four of Emily in Paris, especially since it took place in stunning Rome. We watched our favorite characters explore iconic spots like the Trevi Fountain, Colosseum, and more. ??? Until season five arrives, why not get your own taste of Rome from the comfort of home? Enroll in our Roman Architecture course today ?? https://lnkd.in/eGxcmASQ #RomanArchitecture #OnlineLearning #ArtHistory #EmilyInParis