In this August 2021 episode of Down to the Struts, host Qudsiya Naqui talks to disability rights activist Kathy Martinez about diversity, equity, and inclusion in the workplace.

Accidental Genius introduces you to freewriting, which can be used to solve complex problems, exercise creativity, flesh out ideas, and even build a catalog of publishable work.

Accounting Made Simple is your guide to learning the fundamental charts, equations, and concepts of managing a business's financial statements.

American journalist Angela Chen explores the experiences of the asexual community and how asexuality can help us better understand human relationships, sexual desire, and drive.

Achieving Happiness and Success offers seven changes you can make in your daily life to be happier and achieve your desired success.

Professional development expert Herminia Ibarra demonstrates how leaders can use direct action, experience, and experimentation to promote better patterns of thinking.

Adaptive Markets gives you a better understanding of how the movement of money in the world works by outlining the surprisingly organic characteristics of the market.

In Addiction Training: Break Negative Patterns in Your Life, psychotherapist Libby Seery shares strategies to help you free yourself from addictions, compulsions and kick negative habits to the curb.

This course explores the many types of addiction and the consequences that they inflict on society as a whole.

Adele: Homecoming is a 2017 biographical documentary of British musical sensation Adele.

Experts take a close look at both the negative and positive symptoms of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, or ADHD, as well as possible treatments.

Journalist Thom Hartmann explores ADHD's origins in our hunter-gatherer ancestors, offering practical advice about how people with ADHD can thrive in modern society.

This course provides an overview of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in elementary-aged children, discussing symptoms, diagnostic methods, and guidelines for parents and teachers.

Adoptions do not always go well. Periodically, adoptive parents do not bond with the adoptee, adopted people might rebel against their adoption, and adoption reunions can fail for myriad reasons.

Damon Davis, host of the Who Am I Really? podcast, sets out a few things for adoptees to consider when seeking reunion with their biological parents.

American psychologist Lindsay C. Gibson explains what growing up with emotionally immature parents looks like, how it affects our relationships and behaviors in adulthood, and what we can do to heal.

Kelly Williams Brown shares comprehensive steps you can take to act and feel like a proper grown-up.

In his 2017 memoir, economist and former Greek finance minister Yanis Varoufakis unveils how the European Union's austerity policies exacerbated Greece's debt crisis.

The award-winning fashion and portrait photographer Lindsay Adler shares her tips for retouching portrait and beauty photography while retaining the integrity of the subject's features and expressions.

Artist Cindy Grisdela shows you how to choose colors for your quilt project, offers simple design principles to consider as you create, and gives lots of ideas for making original quilts without a pattern.

Adventures of a Young Naturalist is a collection of stories from renowned presenter David Attenborough's journeys into South America and Indonesia as a young television producer for the BBC.