ASU launched the Youth Protection Program on Nov. 3, 2025. To support its rollout, the Youth Protection Program Office is hosting biweekly training sessions on various youth safety topics.
It is recommended that departments and individuals who work with minors attend these training sessions.
ASU launched the Youth Protection Program on Nov. 3, 2025. To support its rollout, the Youth Protection Program Office is hosting biweekly training sessions on various youth safety topics.
It is recommended that departments and individuals who work with minors attend these training sessions.
ASU launched the Youth Protection Program on Nov. 3, 2025. To support its rollout, the Youth Protection Program Office is hosting biweekly training sessions on various youth safety topics.
It is recommended that departments and individuals who work with minors attend these training sessions.
ASU launched the Youth Protection Program on Nov. 3, 2025. To support its rollout, the Youth Protection Program Office is hosting biweekly training sessions on various youth safety topics.
It is recommended that departments and individuals who work with minors attend these training sessions.
Looking forward to the holidays and the end of the year, but struggling to set firm boundaries around the rest you need and deserve? Join us to discuss how to set and uphold healthy boundaries this season.
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Where can we look for hopeful climate futures, when the global picture seems dominated by inaction or backsliding? While influential nations and international bodies seem adrift, absent, or flatfooted in the face of an accelerating climate emergency, vigorous action is happening at local and regional levels, propelled by coalitions of advocates, researchers, community leaders, and everyday people.
Science fiction often concerns itself with grand technological systems and nifty scientific innovations in future worlds far from our own. But speculative fiction can be a full-service “laboratory of the mind”—as useful for imagining alternate social, political, and community structures as it is new gadgets and their time warps. Social science gives us a lens to understand whether speculated futures are aspirational or ominous, and to determine the values and visions we want to prioritize.
End your semester with an Indigenous thriller! The Labriola National American Indian Data Center's library aide Lainey Tsosie will be hosting a virtual book club on "Looking for Smoke." This book is in the Labriola Center's open stacks. Grab a copy or head to your local public library to read!
Research Development Opportunity Kickoff events are introductions to specific funding opportunities or resources that enhance application competitiveness. Introductions provide an overview of requirements, advice and lessons learned from experienced faculty, and a chance to network with others. Sponsored by KE Research Development.
...features undergraduate and graduate research and applied projects. We welcome you to join us — this is an exciting opportunity to see the diversity of work our students undertake and their impact on some of the most pressing challenges our world and communities are facing.