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If you work in or near #HigherEd and are looking for a Mastodon instance to join, you are welcome to join higheredweb.social. #HEWeb My profile: higheredweb.social/web/@rachelche…

Y'all. Don't get me wrong. If Twitter disappears, I will be working to find all my online friends and figure out how to keep in touch. But I'm not sure folks understand my love for College Football Twitter. I'm afraid that will be unrecoverable. The sadness will be real.

Congratulations to WPCampus! A new board and governance structure is in place, and WPCampus 2023 conference is open for speaker and sponsor applications. And congrats to you, Rachel Cherry 🍒, on all your hard work! poststatus.com/wpcampus-updat…

After a year of work, our leadership transition is complete. We are proud to announce our new governance structure and the inaugural #WPCampus Board of Directors. wpcampus.org/blog/2023/03/i… #WordPress #HigherEd

Do you work in or near the spaces of #WordPress, #Accessibility, and #HigherEd? Our community would love you to present your ideas, case studies, how-tos, and more at #WPCampus 2023 this summer in New Orleans! Proposals are due by March 31. Join us! 2023.wpcampus.org/presenters/

Use #WordPress in #HigherEd? Focus on web #accessibility? We're looking for you to share your knowledge at #WPCampus 2023! If you need topic inspiration, check out the WPCampus 2021 schedule & recordings: 2021.wpcampus.org/schedule Proposals due March 31: 2023.wpcampus.org/presenters/

Happy Friday, everyone! A reminder that next week Friday (March 31) is the deadline to submit proposals for #WPCampus 2023! We’ve opened the schedule for remote presentations. If you can't join us in person, we'd love for you to share remotely. 2023.WPCampus.org/presenters

For 2023, we are back to hosting in-person events. This year, we are taking a few steps to convert our annual in-person event to a more hybrid format. - In-person and remote presentations - Discounted in-person student ticket - Online-only tickets wpcampus.org/blog/2023/03/w…

Ready to present in the Big Easy? It’s easy as 1-2-3. Join your peers in New Orleans (or virtually) this July at #WPCampus. Elevate the use of #WordPress and web #accessibility in support of students, research, and education. Proposals are due this Friday. 2023.wpcampus.org/presenters

#WPCampus 2023 proposals are due today! You can submit a proposal to present in person or remotely. Our Call for Presenters webpage has a session ideas document if you need inspiration. 2023.wpcampus.org/presenters #WordPress #HigherEd #Accessibility

Do you work on websites in #HigherEd? Come share your knowledge at WPCampus in New Orleans this June. While the focus is on WordPress as the backend, presenters also discuss a11y, governance, content strategy and more. Join us at Tulane University this summer!

From the #WPCampus archives: "Use governance to free your team from endless sites" (WPCampus 2021 Online) Join us at this year's WPCampus 2023 conference for a new lineup of amazing sessions focused on #WordPress and #accessibility in #HigherEd. 2021.wpcampus.org/schedule/focus…

The option to purchase WPCampus 2023 early bird tickets has been extended through May 7 to allow for time after the event's schedule is published. The event's safety policy has also been published to provide a safer environment for conference attendees. mailchi.mp/wpcampus/wpcam…

The WPCampus organization and community are here to support higher education organizations hosted on WP Engine. Need help updating core, themes, and plugins? We have resources for you. Join the WPCampus Slack and ask for any help you need. wpcampus.org/community/slac…

12 years ago when I announced Ghost, I got the most criticism for this line of my original blog post: "No corporate arm of the law. Ghost would be free as in Mozilla, not as in Automattic ... Every decision made would be about improving the software, not the bottom line."