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WordFest Live Returns July 23, 2021: Call for Speakers

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The festival of WordPress, WordPress Live returns July 23, 2021

WordFest Live, the free global online celebration of WordPress, returns July 23, 2021.

For 24 hours, WordPress enthusiasts and experts from around the world will share their work, knowledge, and experiences with WordPress in a safe, virtual event.

Whether you’re a designer, developer, writer, product manager, content strategist, or use WordPress for your personal blog, you’ll find helpful resources, advice, and information at WordFest. Continue reading WordFest Live Returns July 23, 2021: Call for Speakers

Inclusive Design 24 Returns September 17, 2020: Call for Speakers

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Inclusive Design 24 home page for 2020

Inclusive Design 24, the free virtual event about inclusive design and accessibility, returns September 17, 2020 for the eighth edition of the popular conference.

For 24 hours, accessibility experts and advocates from around the world will share their work, knowledge, and experiences with inclusive design and accessibility.

No matter your involvement with web design and development, you’ll find actionable advice for incorporating inclusive design in your projects. Continue reading Inclusive Design 24 Returns September 17, 2020: Call for Speakers

TEDxDetroit 2019 Returns November 6: Call for Speakers, Early Bird Tickets Available

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David Zinn uses his colored chalk to create sidewalk art

Save the date! TEDxDetroit returns to the Motor City with a day of inspiration, ideas, and innovation on November 6, 2019.

This year’s event returns to the historic Masonic Temple in downtown Detroit.

The one-day conference brings together entrepreneurs, creators, designers, makers, doers, artists, and geeks talking about and sharing positive ideas for the world from Detroit. Continue reading TEDxDetroit 2019 Returns November 6: Call for Speakers, Early Bird Tickets Available

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