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NCSL Legislative Video Resource Center

The NCSL Video Resource Center is a collection of recorded webinars accessible for on-demand learning.

Professional Development

Legislatures: It's the People

When all the pieces of the legislative staff puzzle come together, they make an effective, polished and intricate tool designed to support the legislative mission. Join us to learn more about the variety of legislative roles and the part each one plays in strengthening the institution.

Recruiting and Retaining a Strong Health Care Workforce

Health care provider shortages affect a variety of sectors, including primary care and behavioral health. With the rise of an aging population, retiring workers and those leaving the workforce due to burnout, states look for innovate strategies to recruit and retain providers in their communities. Hear about the policy levers states are considering to address their health care workforce shortages, and learn about the strategies that have been successful.

The Impact of Business Competition Legislation

How will states react to recent federal activity designed to promote competition and fairness in the marketplace? What does it mean for the business community? Our panel takes a deep dive into the implications of efforts to reform antitrust laws.

The Latest Buzz on Broadband

What's the plan to connect all Americans to affordable, reliable high-speed internet? Join us for an update from the Federal Communications Commission and National Telecommunications and Information Administration about where things stand and how $65 billion from the bipartisan infrastructure law will help achieve that goal.

General Session: Education Funding: Feast and Famine

Schools are flush with federal, state and local funds to recover from the pandemic, but the outlook for the economy is uncertain and the federal funds run out in 2024. How can states and districts navigate what lies ahead? Education finance experts offer advice on how to best to plan for the future.

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