Meet Kealoha, whose masculine and feminine identity and powerful gift of Hawaiian healing helps others find their way.
Everyone has a reason to #ShowUp – in spirit and in person, at parades and marches, in cities big and small. This year we traveled to Prides all across America to talk to members of the LGBTQ+ community and their allies about why they show up.
For more stories, visit pride.google.com
Nat & Friends explore how virtual reality is creating new possibilities for artists and creators, thanks to tools like Tilt Brush, Blocks, Mindshow, and 360 cameras. Full video here → https://g.co/go/NFvirtual2 | More in the description below ↓
Check out the Tilt Brush Sketches gallery → https://vr.google.com/sketches/
Check out Blocks →https://vr.google.com/blocks/
Playlist of JUMP videos → https://goo.gl/FxvmUy
Web VR Experiments you can try out (w/ a headset or on your laptop) → https://www.webvrexperiments.com/
More info about VR at Google → https://vr.google.com/
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Nat meets people from Daydream Labs, Expeditions, and Google Research to try as many VR demos as she can. Watch the full video here → https://g.co/go/NFvirtual
More info about Google VR → https://vr.google.com/
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Charity is a core tradition of Ramadan. In the spirit of the holiday, Honest Chops joined the countless Muslim-owned businesses that gave back to their community. Learn how Honest Chops grew their business to grow their impact.
This Pride, we can all #ShowUp. In spirit and in person. At parades and marches, in cities big and small. To make this Pride bigger, louder, and prouder than ever before. Because Pride is for all of us to celebrate and for all of us to defend.
This summer, we’re traveling to parades, marches, and festivals across the country to document stories as people #ShowUp for Pride across America. Experience them all at http://pride.google
In 2015, thousands of refugees were landing on the Greek islands every day. Information on the ground was scarce, so Google started working with the International Rescue Committee and Mercy Corps to build Refugee.Info Hub–a mobile site providing information, like where to get medical attention and how to find refugee camps. Refugee.Info continues to provide thousands of people with vital information every month.
To support IRC visit rescue.org
In response to the European refugee crisis in 2015, Google volunteers started working with NetHope engineers like llias to bring Internet access to camps throughout Greece and the Balkan region. The Internet is a necessity for refugees and it gives them hope–it means they can access information, educational resources and communicate with loved ones.
To support NetHope visit nethope.org
The job search can be tricky. We’ve teamed up with job sites and organizations to help make it a bit easier, right in Search.
When Maher was 18 and living in Iraq, he used Google Translate to teach himself English. Forced from his home by violence, his story continues today in America – day by day, word by word.