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Find the best education events and make the most of your time next 30-days in Philadelphia. From music to trivia and more, we have the biggest event range and best discovery experience, there's something for everyone.
Natalie Jane is a renowned speaker and author known for her transformative talks on personal growth and self-improvement. Her sessions are highly interactive, offering practical advice and inspiring stories that leave a lasting impact. With a background in psychology and a passion for helping others, Natalie Jane's events are not to be missed by anyone seeking to enhance their personal and professional lives.
Nimesh Patel is an acclaimed speaker and author known for his engaging talks on personal development and leadership. His sessions are highly interactive, providing valuable insights and practical advice for individuals and organizations alike.
Join us for an evening with Jamie Fine, a renowned speaker and thought leader in the field of personal development and motivation. Jamie will share insights and strategies to help you unlock your full potential and achieve your goals. Don't miss this opportunity to be inspired and transformed by Jamie's powerful message.
Sons of Legion is a highly anticipated event featuring a renowned lineup of speakers and performers. This event promises an immersive experience with thought-provoking discussions, captivating performances, and interactive sessions. Expect to be inspired and entertained by some of the most influential minds in their fields.
JFDR is a highly anticipated event featuring critically acclaimed speakers, renowned musicians, and interactive sessions that promise an unforgettable experience. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with industry leaders, enjoy live performances, and participate in workshops designed to inspire and educate. This event is a must-see for anyone interested in the fields of technology, innovation, and culture.
Boost your chatting game with fun tips and tricks to connect better with anyone around you.
Two Peas in a Pod is a four-week workshop focusing on topics like conflict resolution, healthy boundaries, and stress management.
Join us for our Brunch and Learn on Sat 3/21/26 from 8 am - 10:30 am where we will learn to CRUSH our business.
Come check out Girard College at our Open House event! See our campus, meet our staff, and learn all about what makes us special.
Join us at the Women Who Lead Change - Leadership Summit for a day of empowerment, inspiration, and networking with fellow female leaders!
Get ready to Get Clarity On Your Podcast & see where strategy meets activation. with Dr. Shelly Shell Williams and On Air With Sir
An interactive workshop led by William T. Hazard where participants will learn how to make their own RSS-compatible blogs. Many poets, writers, and artists consider an online presence to be beneficial as a way to engage with their audience, connect with fellow-travelers, practice their craft, and share their work. In the last few years, many writers have turned to the blogging platform Substack in order to create and share their online presence, but Substack, as The Atlantic and many others have noted, has a White Supremacist problem – they've platformed many Nazis, allowed their hate speech to proliferate amongst an ever-growing audience, and even allowed them to monetize their work. As a result, Substack has become a safe haven for White Supremacists who have been kicked off of or demonetized on other platforms. Most of the writers who use this and other platforms created by other fascist-sympathizing companies like Meta and X would rather not engage with these companies or create value for them by sharing work on their platforms, but they don't see another way to be online. There is another way. While much of the internet today has been enclosed within corporate platforms, not all of it has. The internet was built on open protocols that nobody owns, not on privately owned platforms, and those protocols are still freely available, there to be used. In this workshop, we'll take a look at how to use them to create a blog that is available to a wide audience and convenient to access but isn't beholden to fascists. We'll focus on the RSS (Really Simple Syndication) protocol, and by the end, you'll have the tools you need to create an RSS-compatible blog with HTML, CSS, XML, markdown, and shell scripting. While all these acronyms and coding language names might sound scary to some, please don't worry – this workshop will be geared toward beginners, much of the code will be provided for you, and as long as you've got a macOS, Windows, or Linux computer, you should be able to get up and running just fine, even if you have no prior experience with coding.