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Embracing diversity in the workplace includes recognising the unique strengths and perspectives that individuals with learning differences bring to the table. Lets foster an inclusive environment where everyone can thrive. Start your journey to inclusivity with Step and Stone. #Inclusion #LearningDifferences #WorkplaceDiversity"

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I often get asked about my time at VICE in interviews. Correction: People like to talk to me about their feelings about VICE in interviews. I'm on the Zoom and while this would be an excellent opportunity to talk about my relevant experience, quickly, I go from interviewee to an interlocutor about the "old days" of VICE and media and the news and if the kids want a world where "Dos and Don'ts" exists again. (As a dad now, ehhh i don't think so.) Despite Big Media grappling for fresh ideas (they're re-inventing cable, for one), it still holds enough of a cache that whenever it's back in the headlines, we can get emotional—or, at least, dip into nostalgia and gossip. And VICE is back in the news announcing they're bringing back the mag. Despite all their recent troubles—fwiw my crossover working for the company is small potatoes, comparatively—it seems like culture isn't quite ready to move on without VICE. At least, not without a print subscription in tow. Still, VICE has been a part of my interests and life since I snuck into the old office on North 11th St. and handed a copy of my resume to the front desk. It's where, after school at American Apparel which stocked free copies of the mag, I found out the reason why a teacher had been let go earlier was sponsored by Miller High Life. The concept: Two hipsters hook up and, after cracking open a couple cold ones, engage in a post-coital interview. Branded content as a fireable offense. But don't quote me on that. These stories tend to go over well enough on the Zooms that I sometimes get cheery about my prospects: Me, a storyteller *and* a worthwhile job candidate.   In these interviews, when we're talking about VICE, we're talking about the past mostly, the parts of it that are shared between strangers. All interviews are discussions of the past as prelude to a supposed future as coworkers. I mean, who are we if not our jobs, our LinkedIn rap sheets? VICE has placed its bet and I'm ready, too. The readiness is all. The rest is an invitation to interview me about the promise of the next big thing.

World Braille Day is a powerful reminder of the importance of equal access to human rights for people with visual impairments. Every individual deserves to be treated with dignity and respect, regardless of any disabilities they may have. Braille is a critical tool that allows individuals with visual impairments to access literature and other written materials. Despite the importance of Braille, however, many people with visual impairments still face significant barriers to accessing written materials. From inaccessible websites to printed materials that are not available in Braille, there is much work to be done to ensure that everyone has equal access to information. On World Braille Day, we should take a moment to reflect on the progress we've made in advancing the rights of people with visual impairments, but also on the work that still needs to be done. By working together and advocating for greater accessibility, we can help to create a more inclusive world for people of all abilities. #worldbrailleday #braille #visionimpairment #vision #impairment #blind #eyes

Today we celebrate more than just the Summer Solstice. For creatives, it's a metaphor for peak creativity, a time to harness the extended daylight for our projects. Today we can use this time to fuel our creativity, pushing our boundaries and exploring fresh ideas. But remember this: the solstice, while a peak, indicates the fleeting nature of this state. It's a wake-up call to seize the moment, as just like seasons, our creative cycles shift. So, set ambitious goals this summer and let the extra sunlight brighten your creative journeys. #SummerSolstice #LimitlessCreativity

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