SUBSCRIBE NOW Listen now: About this episode (Season 1, Episode 4) In this episode, hosts Jessica Beckendorf and Bob Bertsch explore john Stepper's Working Out Loud framework in the context of building relationships for resilience. Jessica and Bob discuss five elements of Working Out Loud: purposeful discovery, relationships, generosity, visible...
SUBSCRIBE NOW About this episode (Season 1, Episode 5) In this episode, Karen Pedersen, Dean for Global Campus at Kansas State University, talks about how the VUCA framework (volatility, uncertainty, complexity, and ambiguity) has helped her better understand the world, and how the VUCA Prime framework (vision, understanding, clarity, and...
This webinar focuses on common factors that impact engagement for families in clinical services with youth exhibiting or impacted by problematic sexual behavior of children and youth.
The COVID-19 pandemic and record unemployment have defined 2020 as a year of a global financial crisis.
Dr. Barbara O’Neill delivers this annual review of personal finances in the sobering light of our current economic climate.
This webinar presents interactive case studies that address the challenge of creating meaningful and engaging virtual connections for individuals with disabilities as it applies to personal relationships, virtual learning, and working with service providers.
Calls to action for social justice, COVID-19, and political distress have strained American families. Financial practitioners may be encountering new situations that require ethical guidance.
In this webinar, Dr. Michael Gutter discusses circumstances related to current events that require ethical guidance.
Financial preparedness is an important part of disaster readiness. When disasters occur, an emergency savings fund can be one of the primary resources to handle natural disasters and jumpstart recovery.
In this episode, Jessica and Bob discuss the idea of "celebrating failure." While we know a healthy attitude towards failure can make us more innovative, failing still feels bad. How can we deal with those feelings and develop a practice helps us deal with failure? Jessica and Bob share some of their ideas.
Through an interactive webinar, military service providers, Extension educators, and caregivers learn essential steps to help build family resilience.
This webinar provides information regarding relevant Red Cross programs, structures, and resources, and relationship management and community resilience between military installations and surrounding communities.
About This Webinar The COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated a need for early childhood professionals to have a plan for continued service delivery in the context of a disaster or hazard. In this panel discussion three Early Intervention (EI) and Early Childhood Special Education (ECSE) experts, with significant experience working with...
About this Webinar Resilience and recovery for military families depend on the social connection and level of collaboration that exists within the communities they are a part of. Service providers and Extension educators can be critical actors in making connections and forging collaborations to address family and community needs. In...
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