Join us for Clarity, Confidence, and Connection: Practical Tools for Your Job Search Searching for your next role can feel overwhelming – but it doesn't have to be. In this interactive […]
Join Emma Parkerson and Cami Velasquez for an honest conversation about what it really takes to facilitate collaboration across differences.
Join Dr. Elizabeth Day, Assistant Director of Outreach and Research Assistant Professor at the University of Oregon to explore how educators are using evidence synthesis findings in this interactive knowledge cafe.
Join the CREATEd team at the University of Delaware to learn more about an upcoming funded opportunity for EKBN members to participate in a co-design using the new CREATEd Co-Design Toolkit. Co-design is an approach to collaboration that brings together researchers, practitioners, and communication designers as equal collaborators to develop practical solutions to pressing educational […]
Data storytelling is a powerful way to bridge the gap between research and practice, turning complex findings into clear, engaging narratives that inspire action. In this session for the Education […]
Join us for a casual conversation where you can: 🔁 connect with like-minded professionals, 🔶 share experiences of knowledge brokering, and ⚫️ explore strategies for finding, interpreting, and sharing research […]
Join us for an exciting Ask Me Anything event with Barbara Pape, who directs Digital Promise’s Learner Variability Project, focusing on students with learning differences. Currently, she is studying using the Learner Variability Navigator to support teachers to develop and implement strength-based whole child IEPs.
Join us for this engaging knowledge cafe with F. Megumi Kivuva to explore practical co-design and knowledge brokering routines, examined through their work with curriculum co-design for justice-centered computing education (JCCE).
Please join EKBN Ambassador Christina Claiborne for an informal hour of conversation and connection. Networking hours are great for expanding your circle of knowledge brokers and sparking new professional collaborations. […]
In December 2024, EKBN hosted a knowledge cafe to discuss the implications of the upcoming presidential transition for the field of education knowledge brokers. One year later, we are reconvening to review how our community has responded to the events of 2025.
Please join the Education Knowledge Broker Network at our first annual forum on February 24-26, 2026. To learn more, submit your proposal, and register for the event, check out our Annual Forum page.