Webinars

Webinars

ISSBD offers free webinar training sessions to support the professional development of developmental scholars worldwide. These webinars provide opportunities to learn new skills, connect with experts, and engage with the global developmental science community.

Current Webinar Series

CF-GO / ISSBD Webinar Series in Dissemination

International Society for the Study of Behavioral Development (ISSBD) and
Child & Family Global Outreach (CF-GO) have partnered to offer a
12-part webinar series designed to support Early Career Scholars in sharing developmental science beyond academia and into the hands of parents, practitioners, and policymakers.

Series Details

  • All webinars are 1 hour long: 45-minute presentation + 15-minute live Q&A
  • Designed primarily for Early Career Scholars, but open to all
  • Recordings available for those unable to attend live
  • View the full schedule, including dates, times, and speaker information
    here

Upcoming Webinar

CF-GO / ISSBD Webinar Series – Webinar 5

📅 February 6, 2026
9:00 AM EST

Open Science, Real Impact: Getting Research to Those Who Need It



Presenter:

Dr. Ana Catarina Canário
University of Porto, Portugal

This session explores how open science practices can help researchers increase the reach, relevance, and real-world impact of their work, ensuring research findings are accessible to the communities and stakeholders who need them most.


Register now

After registering, participants will receive a confirmation email with details on how to join the session.


Webinar Recordings

Recordings of past ISSBD webinars and workshops are available here:
Watch on ISSBD YouTube.

  • CF-GO / ISSBD Webinar Series in Dissemination
  • Early Career Scholars (ECS) Committee training workshops

Stay Connected

  • Join ISSBD and connect with a global network of developmental scholars:
    Membership details
  • Stay informed with CF-GO — receive updates on research, webinars, and resources:
    Sign up here

Questions?

For inquiries about ISSBD webinars, please contact
comms@issbd.org.

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