In the NNA-CO Learn & Connect: Scenario Storytelling, Dr. Katie Spellman presented on scenario storytelling, an innovative citizen and community science model developed through the Winterberry project that turned data into stories and pathways to action for youth and broader communities. The workshop included a 30-minute interactive presentation with audience participation followed by a Q&A session.

NNA-CO's Learn & Connect: Inclusive Mentoring workshop was focused on inclusive mentoring in research environments. Dr. Anne Gold discussed research showing that students with mentoring relationships are happier, more successful, and more likely to remain in their chosen careers, and provided tools to help participants foster meaningful mentoring relationships and build support networks.

The NNA-CO Learn & Connect: Landscape of Tribal Communities session addressed the shift in Arctic research toward centering Indigenous knowledge and co-production with communities and Tribes. Dr. Adelheid Herrmann shared her guide and accompanying graphics designed to help researchers, agencies, and academics understand the complexities facing Tribal communities in rural Alaska.