Stories let us share experiences and history. They help us empathize, forge social bonds, persuade and inform. Storytelling is the most powerful form of communication. It’s also the least learned communication skill.
The Nancy & David Wolf Holocaust & Humanity Center will host a 100th birthday celebration for Dr. Al Miller, a beloved Cincinnatian, U.S. veteran and Holocaust survivor.
Libraries have been traditionally about books. Now a Cincinnati library branch is piloting a program to let its patrons “check out” a human.
After nearly five years in operation, Cincinnati Music Accelerator – Ohio’s first music career accelerator focused on making Cincinnati a music city through job placement and education – is hosting its first fundraiser at the end of the month.
Politician, diplomat, and activist Andrew J. Young Jr. is among those scheduled to speak in July at the inaugural “Un-Told Speaker Series.”
Women of Cincy and Cohear have joined forces to create a four-part series exploring the power of lived experience and how listening to “everyday experts” presents a huge opportunity to create better policies for Cincinnatians.
Laura Menge and Mark Guilfoyle will receive one of the Northern Kentucky Chamber of Commerce’s highest honors.
A group of Cincinnati organizations including Mercy Health Cincinnati will host a community discussion on gun violence on Feb. 28 at Paul Brown Stadium.
New panelist from GE Aviation added to DEI discussion in Margaret Fuller Lecture on Jan. 20.
Performers and speakers will showcase a variety of topics including human connection, research on the gut, wellbeing, education, entertainment, new technology and community.
