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WordPress Websites of LGBTQ+ Organizations Around the World
At Out in Tech events, tech professionals build websites for LGBTQ+ organizations. Here’s a look at 10 sites launched at past hackathons.
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“We Are Changemakers”: Latina Storytellers at This Week’s #WeAllGrow Summit
Browse the websites of Latina bloggers and entrepreneurs that are speaking at this year’s #WeAllGrow Summit in Southern California.
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A Year of Great Writing: The Most-Read Editors’ Picks of 2018
From mental health to writing, these are the posts that have resonated the most with Discover readers.
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Three Stories to Read this LGBT History Month
From The Golden Girls to 17th-century London, these stories explore the rich layers of queer history.
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How Shivya Nath Turned Her Travel Blog into a Book
The Shooting Star blogger talks about nomadic life, building a readership that cares, and avoiding the pitfalls of overtourism.
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How Soprano Charlotte Hoather Took Her Singing — and Blogging — to New Heights
The up-and-coming singer shares insight on building community, using social media, and finding time to blog even on busy weeks.
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Four Education Blogs to Explore this Back-to-School Season
Whether they tackle tough topics or inspire better learning habits, these sites prompt readers to think, question, and engage.
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Why Emily Contois Is Still Blogging After Six Years
A recent episode of online trolling hasn’t stopped this food and media scholar from making her voice heard.
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Podcast in the Spotlight: This Filipino American Life
Joe at This Filipino American Life explains why the podcasting medium was the right fit for them, and how their site complements their recorded content.
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“What If People Could Tell Their Own Stories?”
“Stories,” writes Lisa Katayama, “help us make sense of our world.”
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“We Need to Be Braver”: Voices for Diversity in 2016
The past year has seen its share of struggles — and of important, tough conversations.
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On Empathy and Identity: A Conversation with Liz Lin
A conversation with Liz Lin of The Salt Collective about Asian American communities, the complexities of hyphenated identities, and the future of race relations in the United States.
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