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YouTube spoke to four Black creators who have taken their followers on adventures all over the world, documenting everything from budget and recommendations, ease of bureaucracy, openness of society, to their experience as solo travelers or as a family on holiday. → https://yt.be/ZnDey

Music is a unifying force that transcends language, culture and borders. That is why today we're proud to announce YouTube is partnering with the U.S. Department of State on its Global Music Diplomacy Initiative to use the power of music to inspire peace for all. Read more → https://yt.be/9fB96

Celebrating the global yoga community on YouTube with a worldwide Yoodle! 🧘♀️ In India, the birthplace of yoga, and across the globe, YouTube yogis are leading a movement inspiring millions towards healthier, happier lifestyles 🙌 The YouTube channels of creators such as Satvik Yoga & Bharti Yoga are more than just workout videos; they are virtual studios where people from all walks of life come to discover the transformative power of yoga, demonstrating the widespread demand for accessible and engaging yoga instruction. Today, we celebrate the incredible yoga community on YouTube with a global Yoodle 🧘♀So, grab your mat for a little #selfcare and catch the playlist: https://lnkd.in/gF6E-xFd

happy juneteenth! today's a day to celebrate equality, freedom and unity ❤️

Throughout the last year, YouTube has worked closely with a cohort of 8 trans and non binary creators to shape new features and address challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community. Launched back in 2016, the Creators in Residence program (CiR) regularly brings together diverse groups of creators to share their experiences and feedback with our teams. Some iterations of the program are more general, while some are product or community specific. This year the LGBTQ+ residency brought together a cohort of trans and non binary creators to share their perspectives on current and future YouTube products. Want a behind-the-scenes look at the creators working with YouTube? Learn what creators Luxeria and Devon Spears had to say about their time as residents → https://yt.be/xbiKr

Former high school teacher Brianna Rapini utilizes her teaching experience to create science videos with her sister on their YouTube channel @AmoebaSisters. Learn more about how teachers are using videos like the Amoeba Sisters’ to help engage students in their classrooms in this article in The Washington Post → https://yt.be/uKFAu

Last week, YouTube brought together UK-based creators across our Women of YouTube Communities for a ‘wellness edition’ gathering in London ⤵️ Creators Jade Beason, Macerly, and Lorriluxe discussed ‘finding your rhythm’ and shared some advice: 1️⃣ Done is better than perfect, put your stuff out there and let it go. 2️⃣ It's important to prioritise taking time for yourself so that you can have balance in your life. 3️⃣ If you want to build for longevity, you need to focus on doing what you enjoy! Thanks to all of our creators who hosted talks and workshops, and to all those who attended. You can learn more about our Women of YouTube community here: https://yt.be/ufidT #WomenOfYouTube #YouTubeCreators #YouTube #Community

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