Online Event
Events in the Duluth area that either cannot be attended in person or the primary audience is participating or viewing via the internet on platforms such as Zoom, YouTube, Webex, etc. See individual event descriptions for details.
Mar 2024
Stress Less and Embrace More Joy
The Duluth Area Chamber is hosting another webinar in their educational series, Stress Less and Embrace More Joy. presented by Nichole Karnowski. Register at duluthchamber.com — zoom access will be emailed to you upon registration.
Find out more »Writing and Artificial Intelligence: Use Applications for Professional and Creative Writers
From designing book covers to drafting social media posts, writers are starting to use artificial intelligence (AI) to assist with their creative tasks. ChatGPT secured a record as the fastest growing software application of all time in 2023, and currently has around 180 million active users. But what exactly can these AI tools do, and how can writers use them in an ethical and meaningful way? University of Wisconsin-Superior writing professor Dr. Dan Lawrence covers creative applications and use cases…
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Paint with Me Livestream
An event every week that begins at 10:30 am on Saturday, repeating indefinitely
Featuring David and Kristen Austin, their four-year-old Hugo and other local artists every Saturday morning. Streaming live on Instagram, Facebook, YouTube and TikTok. Explore new abstract and modern art techniques in a family-friendly atmosphere, with viewers watching and asking questions live from around the world. Use new media and tools to create paintings and art together.
Find out more »Apr 2024
Dr. Jud Brewer and Anxiety
UW-Superior is hosting Dr. Jud Brewer for his virtual presentation, Unwinding Anxiety: Can Anxiety and Worry be Perpetuated like a Habit? Drawing on his clinical work, neuroscience research studies and development of next-generation digital therapeutics for habit change, Brewer will discuss the underlying behaviors of why anxiety and other habits are formed and how we can paradoxically tap into these very processes to uproot them. He will also discuss how we can apply these insights to improving clinical treatments and…
Find out more »Nursing Summit
Essentia Health is hosting the nursing summit, The Future of Nursing is Now: Innovation and Excellence in Care. This online summit connects nurses so they can share their expertise and experiences with one another. The summit will focus on new practices in nursing that improve patient care and the profession overall. Register at cmetracker.net — you will receive a zoom link shortly after.
Find out more »Common Cents: The Money and Homebuyer Class
This 12-to-16-hour class reoccurs monthly and is held as a four-part series each month. The course always begins on the second Wednesday of every month. Attendees can learn about budgeting to create savings, understanding credit reports, getting out of debt, avoiding predatory lending and getting a mortgage. A Homebuyer Education Certificate is presented upon completion. This month's sessions are being held online via Zoom. To register email okrenz @ communityactionduluth.org.
Find out more »Six Things I Learned Writing My Breakout Novel
Lake Superior Writers presents this online workshop discussing what it takes to write a breakout novel. Karen Dionne, author of The Marsh King’s Daughter will lead the two-hour Zoom workshop that covers the six things she learned about writing breakout novels. During the class, she will also share what it was like to have The Marsh King’s Daughter adapted for the big screen. For full details and to register for the Zoom link, visit lakesuperiorwriters.org. Lake Superior Writers is a…
Find out more »Angels and Demons: A Conversation with Fr. Gregory Pine, OP
Do people still believe in angels and demons? Is it possible to hold such beliefs today? Join St. Scholastica as they explore these questions and more from a Catholic perspective with Fr. Gregory Pine, OP, instructor at the Dominican House of Studies and an Assistant Director of the Thomistic Institute. Visit css.edu for the registration and webinar link.
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