For Brown Girls with Sharp Edges and Tender Hearts is a witness statement of the systemic oppression that Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodríguez experienced as a Latina immigrant in the U.S.

For the Love of Men explores the false beliefs surrounding men and masculinity that have stunted progress in society and led to an epidemic of violence and loneliness, offering a new vision for equality.

This course from The University of Sheffield unravels the basics of forensic anatomy and its application to a real-life murder case.

Forensics: The Anatomy Of Crime gives you an inside look at all the different fields of criminal forensics and their history, outlining how crime investigation has changed within the last 200 years.

Jeff Gothelf combines his experience as a corporate worker and creator of a consulting business to outline how to become forever employable.

Forget the Alamo deconstructs the white supremacist narrative according to which the only heroes of the battle of the Alamo were the white insurrectionists who lost the fight.

On this September 2021 episode of the Mindvalley podcast, host Vishen Lakhiani invites Buddhist monk Gelong Thubten to speak about forgiveness, meditation, and compassion, and how they can transform relationships.

Forgiveness is something you do for yourself, be it forgiveness of others or self-forgiveness. Both can and will manifest inner freedom and peace.

Forgiving What You Can't Forget teaches you how to heal from past traumas and forgive those who have wronged you to set yourself free.

After running for president in 2020, entrepreneur Andrew Yang understands the dysfunction of elections in the United States. In Forward, Yang outlines an innovative path to political change for Americans in an economically uncertain time.

This edX course from the University of Cambridge will teach you the basics of how companies and investors manage money and capital.

For anyone looking to advance their career by becoming a project manager, this online course from Coventry University breaks down the keys to success.

Founders at Work shows you how to start a successful business based on the founding principles of the world's most famous and accomplished startups.

Directed by Kaouther Ben Hania, this documentary follows a Tunisian matriarch and her four daughters, two of whom run away after being radicalized by the Islamic State.

This May 2019 episode of The Sanctuary dives into the ancient wisdom of shamanic teachings, exploring the connection between the four elements and the four directions, and how they can guide us to a deeper understanding of ourselves and our world.

Four Hundred Souls tells the history of African Americans from 1619-2019. Edited by authors Ibram X. Kendi and Keisha N. Blain, 90 writers share insights on the 400 years of conflict, oppression, and faith that brought African Americans to where they are today.

Bestselling author and former Guardian columnist Oliver Burkeman provides an unconventional approach to time management by embracing the finitude of life and the fact that you can't actually do everything you might want to do.

Parenting writer Michelle Icard offers an accessible guide on talking to young teenagers about complex yet important topics.

This book offers a bleak tour of Europe's many crises and troubles, with no easy resolution in sight.

Framers: Human Advantage in an Age of Technology and Turmoil shows that the power of human cognition lies in our unique ability to 'frame' the world around us.

In this sympathetic and in-depth retelling of Britney Spears' life story, audiences are invited to see her public narrative from a different perspective.