Introducing: The Lifelong Learning Network!
The Lifelong Learning Network (TLLN) was created by public educator and historian Anette Isaacs, M.A., who brings nearly two decades of experience creating and leading engaging educational programs for adult audiences. Drawing on her extensive background in history, culture, and public education—as well as her experience building thriving lifelong-learning communities—the Network connects curious, engaged adults with exceptional educators, historians, scholars, authors, artists, and other fascinating experts.
The Lifelong Learning Network is for people who never stopped being curious and who believe that some of the most rewarding learning happens long after graduation.
Interested in bringing the Lifelong Learning Network to your community? We welcome inquiries from program directors, community organizations, cultural institutions, educational programs, and other partners interested in offering exceptional lifelong-learning experiences to their audiences.
We also welcome accomplished instructors, historians, scholars, authors, artists, and subject-matter experts who would like to collaborate with us and share their knowledge with an engaged audience.
If you are interested in partnering with the Lifelong Learning Network or becoming part of our community of educators, we would love to hear from you!