Take a virtual trip to six 'overlooked' states in the US with great books set in Idaho, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, North Dakota, and Rhode Island — courtesy of Jennifer Varino @varinoj and her United Books of America project.
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July 4th is coming! It's a good time to mention United Books of America. It's not just a list of books set in each state by living local authors, it's also a mission to bridge the growing divide. #readingchallenge https://t.co/JxcCtIxzCZ
@jaltucher It totally depends on the situation. But I like: What's the weirdest elevator experience you've had? (gets away from the boring and too personal stuff with newbies)
July 4th is coming! It's a good time to mention United Books of America. It's not just a list of books set in each state by living local authors, it's also a mission to bridge the growing divide. #readingchallenge https://t.co/JxcCtIxzCZ
Great interview! "My interest in tech comes from the fact that it allows artists to comment on the times. Usually, when a technology or a new software is released, it reflects on where we are at that moment, it kind of creates a bookmark," says @sutu_eats_flies
The language of our global connection is often English. What's gained or lost by that? In this sound art project people of different nationalities were made to talk positively about it. What feelings does that provoke in you? #conceptualart#worldcitizens https://t.co/FIVOKNwQ3C
Companies in #Iceland must prove they don’t gender discriminate explains says Member of Parliament Þorsteinn Víglundsson at @PWNNorway @OsloIW event. It’s had a rollover effect on improving focus on gender in general, not just salary. #oiw2018#diversity#genderdiversity#paygap