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The winner of the Exhibitors Passport Challenge is Jennifer Isaacs! Winning notification and prize of a digital $100 VISA gift card will be sent to the email address provided. 

Congratulations Jennifer!


Exhibitors Passport Challenge Winner!

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Exhibitors Passport Challenge 

The Digitalis Commercail Workshop will be held on Tuesday, January 12th.

Presenting Effective Virtual INTERACTIVE Planetarium Programs (Digitalis Education Commercial Workshop)

1/12/2021 | 11:30 AM to 12:45 PM

Moderator: Karrie Berglund / Co-Organizer: Kyle Doane


Digitalis Commercial Workshop

 The *American Journal of Physics Editor*, Beth Parks, will be hosting “*Meet the Editor*” sessions at the [AAPT Publications Booth](https://www.underline.io/events/68/expo/495-aapt-publications) on Sunday, January 10, 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM EST.  

Meet the Editor Sessions

**Building Cultures of Mutual Accountability** - Without trust people cannot be expected to work effectively with one another. Without accountability, trust cannot be built and maintained. We all are impacted by systems of oppression. We are all socialized to hoard power, to define accountability as punishment, to pursue perfectionism even when we know that perfect just isn’t possible. These socializations lead to transactional organizational cultures that keep us from building equitable, inclusive communities for all. Building Cultures of Mutual Accountability is a 60-minute AAPT Winter Meeting session focused on identifying pathways to developing cultures that encourage us to look out for each other, to look out for ourselves, and to grow individually and collectively from wherever we are.
 
**Some context:** The video [What Are Obstacles to Accountability?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRhoaRlyeq8) was produced by the Barnard Center for Research on Women about a year ago. The video talks about the difficult work of holding ourselves accountable and offering conditions for accountability to others. I want you to watch this video in part because as the public discourse on what it means to be accountable for racial justice, human equity, and social change continues to grow and evolve, it can difficult for us to think about what that looks like in our everyday lives, in our everyday communities. This video talks about the challenges to accountability and offers us an opportunity to think deeply about what our commitments to equity really mean. 
 
**Here's your pre-work activity:**

1. Watch the video, [What Are Obstacles to Accountability?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRhoaRlyeq8). 

2. Reflect on the following questions:

* What is accountability?

* What gets in the way of accountability?

* How can the ways people express shame serve as a barrier to accepting accountability when they cause harm?

* If you could change one thing about the way accountability is approached/handled within progressive organizations what would that be? You are also more than welcome to share a series of things here.

* What are you bringing with you to this session? What expectations? What needs?


McKensie Mack Plenary Info and Pre-work Activity

AAPT® is a strong professional physics science society dedicated to the pursuit of excellence in physical science education.

Winter and Summer National Meetings:
These National Meetings, held each winter and summer, are opportunities for members, colleagues, and future physicists from around the world to:

- participate in physics workshops
- meet and greet other physics educators
- form networks nationally and locally
- engage exhibitors and learn about the latest physics resources
- discuss innovations in teaching methods
- share the results of research about teaching and learning.

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