Many people are actively discouraged from pursuing science. How can you make your activities more welcoming to these people? This video series has five tips to make your presentations more engaging and inclusive.

Learn how to plan, promote, and safely run an engaging public observing event. Learn essential skills in site selection, telescope setup, volunteer coordination, and effective astronomy outreach. Access Fee: $25

What's it like to float weightless and view Earth from space? How can that experience be made meaningful to students? Find out about that and more with longtime informal space and astronomy educator Ron Rosano as he relates how his Virgin Galactic flight experience can help you bring inspiration to your learners. Tuesday 7/14, 4pm - 5pm PT / 7pm - 8pm ET Registration: FREE

From crafting a syllabus, to choosing a textbook and lab activities, this 90-minute introductory workshop will cover the basics of creating an engaging, hands-on, astronomy unit or class. This free workshop is perfect for those teaching astronomy for the first time this fall as well as experienced astronomy teachers who are interested in discovering new resources and connecting with peers. Originally recorded Wednesday, June 3, 2026 Registration: FREE

Women have made profound discoveries and significant breakthroughs in astronomy. Learn about some of these groundbreaking scientists, their contributions, and ways to include their stories in your next workshop, talk or star party. This workshop does not include any live workshop sessions so you can move at your own pace. Registration: $25