🧠Brain health belongs in everyday life, not just in research labs. Brain Week 2026 showcases the Virtual Brain Health Center’s biggest collaboration yet. Across 16 sessions, 25 experts share evidence-based insights on exercise, stress, learning, social well-being, cognitive fitness, and creative engagement. You’ll gain simple exercises and strategies designed for real life, whether you […]
Make a warm cup at home and log into the virtual meeting space! Jenna Wilmer will start the event by spending about 15 minutes discussing the concepts of belonging and a "Virtual Belonging Cafe," then share a personal story of belonging. For the rest of the time, all others who attend are welcome to share […]
On Tuesday, March 17 at 2PM, the Action Network and DOROT will be co-hosting an Intergenerational Connection Webinar! This session will explore how fostering intergenerational connection can reduce loneliness and strengthen communities across the lifespan, featuring key insights from policymakers, experts, and community changemakers. 📅 Tuesday, March. 17 @ 2 PM ET 💻 Virtual via Zoom Don’t […]
This keynote will be delivered as the 2026 Social Capital Conference, hosted by the International Social Capital Association. Speakers: Frances Kraft, PhD, Research and Practice Program Director, Foundation for Social […]
The 2026 Collective Impact Action Summit is an online gathering of nonprofits, funders, and community partners who believe that collaboration, courage, and shared learning can light the way forward. Over […]
The Eisner Prize Fellowship incubates new leaders and ideas bringing people of all ages together to reduce social isolation and foster connection across generations. This session will showcase the impressive intergenerational projects of the 2025/26 cohort as their Fellowship comes to a close, followed by a short info session for prospective applicants for the 2026/27 […]
Join us on May 20th for a webinar where we’ll dive into how arts, culture, and leisure can be leveraged to strengthen social connection and improve both individual and community […]
