Reflections on the Selective Science Communications Practice Group
We convened to work through real challenges related to selective science issues in social media, face-to-face conversations, and the news.
We convened to work through real challenges related to selective science issues in social media, face-to-face conversations, and the news.
A reflection by Nicole Reese This year, Confluence 2024 included a Mentorship Match, an opportunity for attendees to be paired for a mini-mentorship experience. Roughly 65 people participated in the Mentorship Match, and the result for many was a connection …
The session at Confluence reminded us that this work – engaging young people in conservation, cultivating their passion, and creating opportunities for growth – are the building blocks for a career of impact. They are also key components of mentorship, and feedback from this session will inform the creation of a mentorship toolkit, which will be available later this year.
At Confluence this April, the Emerging Leadership Working Group is playing match maker – and you’re invited to join in the fun! The fewer people you know in a room, the more intimidating it can feel. To combat that intimidation, …
As a part of the Western Collaborative Conservation Network’s Capacity Building Working Group, the Emerging Leaders Initiative works to support individuals by connecting them with mentors, one another, and resources that create career and professional development opportunities and empower change. …
Join the WCCN Capacity Building Working Group as they discuss capacity building opportunities to provide in 2023+ to the Western Collaborative Conservation Network! All are welcome. Contact Aireona Bonnie Raschke to get involved.
The Capacity Building Working Group will meet Tuesday June 7 at 11 a.m. MST. All WCCN partners are welcome to participate! To join the conversation, please contact our Associate Director of Practice, Aireona Raschke.