This week's featured article discusses RDF (Resource Description Framework) and LPG (Labeled Property Graph) models, providing an overview of their elements, languages used to model data, and querying capabilities. To expand graph skills ahead of NODES 2022, expert practitioners are offering free workshops on Apache Hop, Graph EDA, Apache Arrow, healthcare analytics, and Neo4j graph database. Ward Cunningham, a renowned expert in software development, will be presenting at the conference, discussing his work on wikis and collaborative frameworks. Additionally, Nicolas Rouyer demonstrates the predictive capabilities of Neo4j Graph Data Science on the CORA dataset, while Hugo Jiménez discusses the advantages of knowledge graphs in various applications. The article also highlights several other topics, including pathfinding algorithms using Neo4j, learning about graph databases, combining biochemical datasets in a graph database, and GDS with verifiable credential data.