Apr 07 Tuesday
The ultimate storytelling competition, The Moth GrandSLAM invites winners from our open-mic StorySLAMs back to the stage for the Ann Arbor storytelling championship!
Mar 24 Tuesday
The Mental Health on College Campuses Conference returns to Ann Arbor just in time for spring! Join us March 24-25, 2026, at Rackham Graduate School in Ann Arbor, Michigan, for this in-person conference dedicated to creating healthier, happier campuses across the country. Hosted by the University of Michigan, MHCC brings together mental health advocates from campuses of all sizes for two days of dynamic sessions, engaging workshops and networking opportunities. This year's theme, Redefining Success, will explore the many ways we can understand and measure student success. Our lineup of speakers comes from campuses of all sizes and addresses the topic of college student success: how it is defined, researched, and supported.
Visit depressioncenter.org/mhcc to register or learn more.
Mar 26 Thursday
Scitechseries extends a warm invitation to join us at the upcoming "3rd World Congress on Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation" (WCPR 2026), which will take place as a Hybrid Event in Osaka, Japan, from March 26-27, 2026.
This HYBRID EVENT allows you to participate in person at Osaka, Japan, or virtually from your home or workplace.
This conference will revolve around the theme “Exploring Progress and Developments to Enhance Physical Medicine Research."
WCPR 2026 conference aims to foster discussions on pivotal professional matters within the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation. Practical applications and evidence-based interventions will be examined, with plenary talks, keynote sessions, and oral and poster presentations designed to emphasize the significance of communication, collaboration, and interdisciplinary teamwork in delivering rehabilitation services. The patient's perspective, a crucial aspect, will be deeply integrated into the scientific program.
The conference will serve as a global platform for physiotherapists and rehabilitation professionals to come together and exchange insights in education, research, and clinical practice. In particular, advancements in biomedicine and assistive technologies for individuals with disabilities will be highlighted as key breakthroughs.
Your participation will contribute significantly to shaping the future direction of physical medicine and rehabilitation
Healthcare 2026 offers a dynamic virtual platform dedicated to exploring the pressing challenges and innovative solutions within advanced nursing. This conference will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, clinicians, and industry experts to discuss significant advancements in medical research, patient care, and healthcare technology, specifically focusing on nursing practices. Key areas of exploration include Health Informatics, Digital Health, Telemedicine, Healthcare Management, and Chronic Disease Management.
Note: All participants will receive an official certificate accredited with CPD credit hours
Scitechseries cordially invites you to join us at the "3rd International Congress on Psychology & Behavioral Sciences” (Psychology Congress 2026) is scheduled to take place in a hybrid format in Osaka, Japan from March 26-27, 2026.This Hybrid event allows you to participate as In-person in Osaka, Japan or Virtually from your home or workplace.The primary focus of the conference will be on the theme "Next-Generation Psychology: From Lab to Life"
Mar 28 Saturday
Apr 11 Saturday
Join us on April 11, 2026, at Cornerstone Theological Seminary for Cornerstone University’s 24th annual ESL Conference! Educators, ministry leaders, and volunteers are invited to explore how teaching English can be a powerful ministry of welcome, relationship, and gospel witness. This year’s theme highlights the role of language learning in building authentic community, fostering hospitality, and creating space for meaningful conversations that point to Christ. Together, we will consider practical strategies and relational approaches that equip us to serve our students not only as learners, but as neighbors and friends.
Get ready to turn up the heat! Join us February 14th at Michigan Hot Glass for our next Glass Experience workshop — a full day of hands-on glassmaking, skill-sharing, and good vibes!
Choose your 1-Hr Glass Experience:- Hot Shop: Shape molten glass and create a glass flower- Flamework: Sculpt with fire using the torch and create a heart pendant- Glass Casting: Pour molten glass into sand molds to create a glass tile- Glass Fusing: Cut, arrange, and join glass using the kiln to create a glass mosiac
Each 1-hour experience includes guided instruction + hands-on time to create your own unique piece of glass art to take home for just $65/session!
Spots are limited! Sign up now to reserve your spot before they’re gone! Click the link to learn more and book your experience: https://www.themichiganglassproject.com/a-glass-experience
Not sure if you want to participate but would love to check it out? No problem! Swing by to scope the scene and see what it's all about!
The Michigan Deathcare Collaborative is hosting a full-day community event on April, 11th 2026 in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Together, we’ll explore what it means to prepare for the end of life - not alone, but in community.
Attendees will leave with a tangible item: a personalized planning binder filled with worksheets, resources, and practical tools to help you organize your wishes and important documents in one place. Throughout the day, you’ll hear from local speakers, learn about natural and community-based deathcare options, and discover resources you may not have known existed.
We know this work can feel daunting, emotional, and deeply personal. That’s why we’re creating a supportive space to help you take meaningful steps, easing the future burdens on your loved ones while advocating for your own values and needs.
Following the event, we’ll host monthly drop-in meetings to offer continued accountability, encouragement, and connection as you complete your plans at your own pace.
Open to everyone, the event will allow you to explore your end of life options, learn from local experts, and take meaningful steps toward making decisions that reflect your values and wishes. We will offer tools, resources, and conversations to help you feel more informed and in control of the choices that matter most.
May 09 Saturday
Join this day of learning, reflection, and practice presented by Dr. Sydney Spears, Ph.D., LCSW and Dr. Tracy Ochester, Psy.D., who are nationally recognized leaders in mindfulness and compassion. This workshop will be a collaborative space to discover and experience contemplative practices that foster resilience, connection, and empathy during challenging times.
In this workshop, participants will review foundational definitions of mindfulness and compassion, and engage in a variety of guided exercises designed to increase mindful awareness and compassion for themselves and others, expand their window of presence, navigate difficult emotions, and cultivate common humanity. Together, we will explore ways to actively build supportive communities and develop skills for connecting personally and collectively across adversity and differences.
All are warmly welcomed, no prior mindfulness or meditation experience is necessary.
Get ready to turn up the heat! Join us Saturday, May 9th at Michigan Hot Glass inside the historic Russell Industrial Center for our next Glass Experience workshop! Featuring a full day of hands-on glassmaking, skill-sharing, and good vibes!
Each 1-hour experience includes guided instruction + hands-on time to create your own unique piece of glass art to take home for just $65/session! No prior glass experience is necessary. Perfect for beginners, on your own, with friends or family, or as a creative date! This is an adult art class for ages 16+.
Spots are limited! Sign up now to reserve your spot before they’re gone! Click the link below to learn more and book your experience: https://www.themichiganglassproject.com/a-glass-experience
Not sure if you want to participate but would love to check it out? No problem! Swing by to scope the scene and see what it's all about! Spectators are welcome with a $5 suggested donation to The Michigan Glass Project.
All proceeds benefit the Michigan Glass Project, a 501(c)(3) non-profit.