Deep Nutrition helps us to improve our health by revealing the dangers of modern dieting techniques, which are actually doing more harm than good.

Deep Work proposes that we've lost our ability to focus deeply and completely immerse ourselves in a complex task, showing us how to cultivate this skill and focus more than ever before.

This documentary follows the descendants of those who were illegally smuggled on America's last slave ship as they reflect on what the discovery of the ship could mean for their community.

Design To Grow uses Coca-Cola as an example of how keeping a company stable and flexible at the same time over decades is not only possible, but a must to grow and scale your business across the globe.

In this June 2019 episode of Feel Better Live More, anxiety expert Chloe Brotheridge explains what we can do to develop confidence, fend off shame and anxiety, and be better to ourselves.

Kickstart your personal development journey with psychologist Gemma Leigh Roberts, who highlights the value of self-awareness and continually expanding one's outlook.

Digital Skills: Web Analytics is a FutureLearn course by Accenture Consulting that discusses different types of analytics, how to measure the success or failure of your business decisions, and the challenges associated with data.

Edited by acclaimed historians Susan Burch and Michael Rembis, this essay collection explores social, cultural, and medical aspects of disability and its interpretations.

Tom Shakespeare introduces readers to the politics, philosophy, and history of disability in the United Kingdom and abroad.

Director Sam Feder opens a window to the depiction of trans people in Hollywood, encouraging viewers to see trans people as human beings, not as objects of fascination.

This course helps you understand how to speak the language of empathy. It covers what motivates and scares each of the four core personality styles, how to thrive in your strengths, and communication tips for each style plus bonuses!

This course details the principles of multicultural education and their relation to social problems related to race, class, gender, and sexual orientation to create a more inclusive world for all.

In the wake of Earl 'DMX' Simmons' sudden death, filmmaker Christopher Frierson commemorates the rapper's legacy. This intimate documentary draws back the curtain on the off-stage events in the final year of DMX's life.

Do Over lets you know how you can improve the core skills you need to build an amazing career: relationships, skills, character, and hustle.

Mental health motivational speaker Immanuel Jones offers three steps that will help you bounce back a lot more quickly and easily when you are feeling depressed.

Doubt: A History takes a fascinating look at the historical influence of doubt on science, religion, and the way we think today.

In Doughnut Economics, economist Kate Raworth makes the case for how to fix our economic system while transforming society and repairing our relationship with the planet.

British TV presenter Sophie Morgan tells the story of the car crash that led to her paralysis and her subsequent journey to a new life, capturing the struggles and triumphs of paraplegia in raw detail.

Rossana Aloi shares tips to equip beginner to intermediate-level cake decorators with the skills and recipes they need to create stunning, show-stopping cakes.

Eat, Move, Sleep shows you that living a long and healthy life isn't about big, bold changes, but the result of multiple small habits that add up and increase your overall wellbeing.

Elevate by Robert Glazer utilizes capacity building to teach us how to become great leaders by looking inward.