Complexly的动态

This September, we are highlighting one of our Associate Producers, Sabrina! Sabrina Mata joined Complexly and the Study Hall team in February 2022 as a Production Coordinator. Her growth and commitment to Complexly’s mission have been vital to Study Hall's success. Read more about Sabrina and her journey with Complexly in this month’s Employee Spotlight!

?We are so excited to have Alex on board! Welcome to the Team!

The Complexly Learn-a-thon starts now! Check out our launch video below and be sure to go to https://lnkd.in/gsEWQasm for our full calendar of events and (if you're able to) support Complexly directly! #learnathon2024

The very first Complexly Learn-a-thon kicks off on Monday, August 26th! Over the next couple of weeks, we'll be celebrating all things Complexly with livestreams, exclusive merch, and more as we raise funds to continue our mission of creating accessible, educational content. Go to https://lnkd.in/e4uh3dPU to add our Learn-a-thon calendar to your Google Calendar!

In this week's Complexly Catch-Up, you can start learning about macroeconomics with Study Hall, find out if a banana can be art, and learn the story of an ancient Roman shipwreck that might explain the entire universe. You can find all of this and much more in this week's playlist: https://lnkd.in/g_X_rznP

For over a decade, the team at SciShow has been bringing the most interesting and curiosity-inspiring science content to your YouTube screen five days a week. Throughout our tenure, we’ve grown a following of over 8 million subscribers tuning in to learn with us. Recently, when reflecting on how far we’ve come and where we’re going, our team came up with an experiment to bring in the next generation of science communicators. The idea was to promote and amplify young hosts who would thrive in front of SciShow’s audience. In return, the SciShow team gets fresh ideas and new perspectives to shape the channel moving forward. For 17 weeks, we worked with an up-and-coming science creator who pitched, wrote, and then hosted ten episodes for our channel under the guidance of our Editorial Director and Producers in a pilot program we’re calling the SciShow Residency.? In our search for the right candidate to launch the residency program, one person really stood out to us. Our first SciShow Resident is finishing up her PhD at MIT and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution. She is a co-founder of the Minorities in Shark Sciences nonprofit to help build community and provide funded opportunities for gender minorities of color in shark sciences (https://lnkd.in/eRgHyB8). She is also already building a following by making awesome shark and fish content for the internet, and we have no doubts that her charming talents on-screen will amaze you. So, without further ado, it is our pleasure to announce that our first SciShow Resident is the one-and-only Jaida Elcock. We’ll let her introduce herself here. We’re so excited to show you more of what she can do!