Thousands of professionals across sectors are building and working together in networks. However there’s no degree for this kind of work. Our Community provides opportunities to network, engage in peer-learning, develop network leadership skills and knowledge critical for success. Watch a webinar, sign up for our online course, or register for a live workshop today!
We started our Learning Lab with our Network Leadership Training Academy nearly a decade ago, originally hosted by the University of Colorado Center on Network Science. Since then, we’ve grown to offer two annual events, monthly webinars for skill development and peer-learning, and a network strategy online course that’s in development. Looking for a topic we don’t seem to cover? Reach out to our team, we appreciate your ideas and feedback to improve. Learn more about our events, sign up for updates, explore our webinars or more to get started.
Virtual Events & Workshops
Join our annual Network Leadership Training Academy to dig into skill development or the Network Innovation Summit to explore the future of network leadership.
Network Leadership Webinars
Watch one of twenty-two peer-learning and skill development webinars focused on building, managing and evaluating networks, or register for our next live Webinar session.
Network Leader Online Courses
Sign up to get updates about our two new online courses in development. They'll focus on analyzing network data and designing data-driven collaborative strategies.
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Colorado’s Early Childhood Councils play an important role in improving health, education and other social outcomes for kids. They do this by connecting and coordinating work between stakeholders in the early childhood ecosystem. This includes nonprofits, government agencies, healthcare providers, educators, and other community organizations.
Nearly a decade ago, our founder Dr. Danielle Varda accompanied her mother to a check-in appointment with oncologist. Her mom had been fighting breast cancer for nearly a year and was beginning to struggle to take care of herself all by herself. 
