With a boathouse named after Boys in the Boat legend Joe Rantz, how can a rowing club go wrong? Meet the remarkable, community-focused North Cascades Crew on Lake Stevens in Washington State!

Why do we avoid challenging or difficult conversations? What are the patterns we can draw on for the best outcome?

Among the many organizations making the outdoors accessible is the Universal Access office of the Mass. Dept. of Conservation & Recreation provides excellent information and a richly populated event calendar.

How can your student bridge the gap between their dream of a college experience and finding the university program that fits best with their rowing and academic goals?

Our award-winning author, certified permaculturist Sheryl Davis, who is inspiring a new generation to care for the earth & oceans.

Please join us as we discuss evolving plans for the Peeragogy Course 2021!

Yes, you will pay more per copy with POD. Yes, you can still get good quality books printed. Yes, a digital or offset print run will require a larger up-front outlay of cash before you sell any books, although pre-sales can offset that hit.

We invite you to join the livestream as Caitlin Mance, Executive Director of Philadelphia City Rowing gives us the scoop on how you can participate in PCR's traditional 10K Challenge - this year with an environmental twist!

What would it take to accelerate the success of your collaborative efforts and build community in your enterprise? In our first Peeragogy Accelerator of 2021, we take a virtual tour of ACMi, the community media station in Arlington, MA.

When should you as an independent author-publisher start marketing your book? Our panel lays it out for you.

Design patterns? What are they, and how do they determine, affect, or change the course of our lives? Why is it important to visualize them?

This episode of Face The Book TV will help you make a wise selection from the many available book awards programs so your return in book sales exceeds the cost of application fees.

In this episode, we had the honor of hosting Arshay Cooper of Row New York and Mark Wilson of the All American Rowing Camp for a recap of the 2018 US Rowing convention in San Diego, where they both gave presentations. Arshay outlined the status of the DEI programming at USRowing (under former CEO Patrick McNerny), reported on impact & innovations at Row New York, where he serves on the board of directors.

Our exclusive interview with the legendary and inspiring Anita DeFrantz at the USRowing Convention kicks off our celebration of Black History Month. DeFrantz was born in 1952 in Philadelphia, USA. A member of the Vesper Boat Club in her home city, she was captain of the American rowing team at the 1976 Summer Olympics winning the bronze medal in women's eight.

Meet technology policy scholars Paola Ricaurte and Yasmine Boudiaf. We’ll learn more about the ethics of data and consider how their work can inform the Peeragogy Project