Jorge Valdes Ph.D., an author, motivational speaker, and former member of Colombia’s Medellin drug cartel, shares the life lessons he has learned.

This book provides a detailed account of the early life, struggles, and political ascension of the man who would become the 14th prime minister of India, Narendra Modi.

Narrative Economics explains the influence that popular stories have on the way economies operate, including the rise of Bitcoin, stock market booms and crashes, the nature of epidemics, and more.

This 1845 memoir of abolitionist Frederick Douglass uses his life story as an enslaved person and prominent abolitionist to illustrate the evils of chattel slavery.

A podcast from NATO itself, looking at the organization's current environment and the challenges it faces.

In this memoir, Tan France opens up about his cultural upbringing, his family, and how he became a part of Queer Eye's Fab Five.

Systemic psychotherapist Roger Duncan advocates for an urgent realignment between humans and the natural world to remedy the ecological, psychological, and social challenges that humanity faces.

Nature is a basic human need. Time in nature does not have to mean elaborate adventures or time in the wilderness. It can mean spending time in community green spaces, parks, or in your backyard or patio.

This documentary follows Vladimir Putin's lone political opponent, Alexei Navalny, in the aftermath of his attempted assassination.

With this course, you'll learn how to account for age, ethnic, and racial differences in the workplace, and how to use them to improve the cohesion of your team.

Necessary Endings is a guide to change that explains how we can get rid of unwanted behaviors, events, and people, using the magic of new beginnings to build a better life.

This course from LinkedIn Learning is designed to help individuals across industries and occupations advocate for themselves, and learn how to overcome their fears and negotiate the salary they deserve.

Net Positive reframes the central concern facing businesses today, exploring how organizations can not only offset their global impact but harness it for success.

Learn about the history of computing, components of computer networks, and different types of cyber threats in this online course from Coventry University.

Networking Foundations: IP Addressing gives a comprehensive view of numbering systems, explaining the importance of a basic understanding of domains and IP addressing.

In this May 2023 episode of the Work Appropriate podcast, Faith Saenz, founder of NeuroTalent Consulting, speaks to host Anne Helen Petersen about neurodivergence in the workplace, what benefits neurodivergent colleagues bring, and the challenges they face at work.

Neuro-inclusion is a concept that extends beyond your Neurodivergent team members; it's about fostering an inclusive environment for EVERYONE, regardless of their cognitive makeup.

James Bridle's New Dark Age examines humankind's widespread reliance upon technology and the dangers this poses to how we think, act, and survive.

This documentary follows a group of Zanzibari women and girls as they defy gender expectations by competing in a women's soccer tournament.

Yoga instructor Joanne Jackett describes why the amount of joy and satisfaction we experience is naturally dependent on how we navigate our way through this mysterious journey called life.

This course offered by the University of Virginia through Coursera discusses the importance of adopting ethical business models to create a sustainable future.