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Public Speaking Class (Boston, In-Person 4hr Workshop)
BostonSpeaks @ 50 Milk St, Boston, MA 02109
You'll get in front of the room speaking and polish your speaking skills by practicing the best public speaking strategies and techniques. In today's marketplace, you need to know how to present yourself effectively in front of others (co-workers, top executives, potential clients and individuals you are trying to influence). If you want to skyrocket your career, credibility and confidence, this public speaking class will help you polish and advance...
Saturday Oct 21st, 1–5pm Eastern Time
Shocks and Phantasmagoria: Walter Benjamin
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Shocks and Phantasmagoria: Walter Benjamin and the Arcades Project Walter Benjamin once wrote that The Arcades Project was “the theater of all my struggles and all my ideas.” Never completed and well over a decade in the making, The Arcades Project takes on the presentation and history of an entire era and place: the Parisian Arcades of the early 19th century. Via quotations, observations, commentaries, philosophical...
Tuesday Oct 17th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
The Ramayana: Myth, Morality, and Conflict
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
An ancient epic and foundational text for a great variety of peoples, the Ramayana has had a lasting influence on everything from popular art to classical South Asian thought to contemporary Hindu politics. The Ramayana tells the sweeping story of the exile and return of the ruler Rama from the kingdom of Ayodhya. Rama’s adventures—including the abduction of his wife Sita by the demonic Ravana and the ensuing war to rescue her—become the ground...
Wednesday Oct 18th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Sophocles: Tragedy and the Limits of Knowledge
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
What kinds of knowledge can be found in the fraught space between insight and taboo, between enlightenment and horror? In Sophocles’s Oedipus Tyrannus, once the truth Oedipus’ paternity has been revealed, the Chorus cries to its king: “I pity you, but I cannot look at you, though there’s much I want to ask and much to learn and much to see.” Continuously in Sophocles’s work, in the Oedipus plays and beyond, heroes and heroines tread...
Wednesday Nov 15th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
Samir Amin: Dependency, Development, and the Making of the Global South
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Samir Amin was one of the most important and innovative Marxist economists of the 20th century. Building on French and Latin American heterodox thought and maturing in the cradle of the social and national revolutions of the 20th century (from China to Egypt, Ghana, and Cuba), Amin’s life experience led him to re-think Marxism from and for the periphery. His contributions were dazzling, from dismantling orthodox theories of development to building...
Sunday Nov 19th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
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Welfare: Law, Poverty, and Social Reproduction
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
“Welfare” is often equated simply with money. In fact, it’s a body of law, implemented by administrative agencies and aimed at the regulation of working-class families. Sometimes referred to as “the criminal law for women,” the latter family regulation system, like the criminal legal system, has a long history as a state apparatus of racialized social control. As Dorothy Roberts has pointed out, “the family policing system played an...
Wednesday Nov 15th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
The Task of the Critic: an Introduction to Rosalind Krauss
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
Rosalind Krauss is among the most formidable and incisive voices in art criticism today. When she left Artforum in 1976—following a dust-up over “vulgar” images and artworld economics sparked by the magazine’s publication of the now infamous “Benglis ad”—she would go on to found October, a progressive, politically engaged journal of contemporary art that, throughout the 1980s, transformed the way art objects and movements were seen...
Wednesday Nov 15th, 6:30–9:30pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
The Death Drive: Psychoanalysis and Self-Destruction
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
“The aim of all life,” observed Sigmund Freud in 1920, “is death.” A century later, the so-called Death Drive remains perhaps the most controversial, misunderstood, and ominously relevant of all the intellectual legacies of Freudian psychoanalysis. Freud first formulated the idea of a Death Drive (or Death Instinct) to grapple with nightmares both figurative and literal: The carnage of World War I, which represented a bloody rebuttal...
Sunday Nov 19th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
John Maynard Keynes: Beyond Economics
Brooklyn Institute for Social Research @ Online Classroom
John Maynard Keynes is rightly regarded as one of the most influential economists of the 20th century. Yet often overlooked is Keynes’s equally significant social and political theory. Preoccupied by the new challenges of democratic politics, Keynes rejected earlier radical vocabularies of freedom and popular power. His innovation, which is not captured by treating him simply as an economist, was to design a new art of government with ‘the economy’...
Sunday Nov 19th, 2–5pm Eastern Time
(4 sessions)
2023 Urban Forest Symposium: Interweaving Indigenous Eco-Ethics & Healing into Urban Forestry
UW Botanic Gardens @ Online Class
Come join us for the 2023 Urban Forestry Symposium, focusing on Indigenous eco-cultural environment stewardship, decolonizing climate justice narratives, food sovereignty and access, and Sustainable Forestry Initiative Standards for action setting in urban forestry.
Thursday Nov 2nd, 10am–4:30pm Pacific Time
AMA's Training Certificate Program
American Management Association
Our training for trainers program: how to build confidence and engage your audience The training field can change fast, which makes training for trainers crucial. New methodologies. New discoveries about the way adults learn. Changing expectations from trainees—and from your company. Our training the trainer courses give you the practical platform skills and confidence you need to succeed. This powerful seminar puts the latest trends and techniques...
Oct 18th
9am–5pm EDT
Meets 3 Times
$2,695
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Nov 13th
10am–6pm EDT
Meets 3 Times
$2,695
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Dec 11th
9am–5pm EDT
Meets 3 Times
$2,695
100 Seats Left
Jan 22nd
9am–5pm EDT
Meets 3 Times
$2,695
100 Seats Left
Feb 21st
10am–6pm EDT
Meets 3 Times
$2,695
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Wednesday Oct 18th, 9am–5pm Eastern Time
(3 sessions)
Fan Fiction Writing Workshop
Are you a novice writer or a seasoned fan fiction writer who wants to take your writing to the next level? Then this workshop is for you. Our new monthly Fan Fiction Workshop is different every month. Each meeting will focus on a specific topic, and you can attend any session you'd like. At each meeting, you'll have the opportunity to generate new writing from original prompts, get valuable writing tips, and learn what's working in your writing...
Monday Oct 16th, 5:30–7:30am Pacific Time
Screenwriting III: A Master Screenwriting Workshop
You have a movie script in progress, but as you move through the acts, plot twists, and scenes, you get stuck. Have no fear. Veteran scribe Chris Reed (12 scripts sold) will help take your script to the next level in this five-week online master screenwriting workshop. Before the first session, you will fill out a brief survey detailing your script challenges, and from this, Chris will create custom lectures based on your issues to teach you advanced...
Thursday Nov 2nd, 6–9pm Pacific Time
(5 sessions)
Culture Design Masterclass
Fearless Culture @ Online Class
Learn how to create a powerful, safe, and purposeful workplace culture with The Culture Design Canvas The Culture Design Canvas is a strategic tool that captures the culture of an organization in one page, to drive alignment and uncover areas of opportunities. Join our online Culture Design Masterclass, and get all the tools, templates, skills, and resources you need to successfully facilitate the Culture Design Toolkit. A full-day online? Yes,...
Friday Oct 13th, 8am–2pm Central Time
Childbirth Education Basics (3 Hours)
Birth Day Presence @ Online Classroom
Birth Day Presence childbirth preparation classes are well rounded and accessible. As doulas and childbirth educators, we have assisted thousands of expectant parents through a wide range of birth choices and experiences. We welcome all types of families and individuals. Designed for the busy New Yorker. Pricing is per couple or single + support person. Class is a blend of lecture, video, demonstration and practice and will include, but not be...
Tuesday Oct 3rd, 6–9pm Eastern Time
