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Study Hall, a new online education initiative born out of YouTube’s partnership with ASU and the popular YouTube channel Crash Course started by brothers Hank and John Green, gives prospective university students the possibility to earn up to a year of college credit. Read more about how YouTube is helping to make quality higher education more accessible in this article in The Washington Post. (Photo: Rio Chantel) → https://yt.be/51mj6

A celebration of Black British Music and Culture, YouTube celebrated its third annual Legacy Party this year in London. UK Garage legends were recognized, including DJ Spoony and a host of guest MCs, honouring 30 years of the genre's evolution, global influence, and the iconic artists who shaped its legacy. A huge thank you to all the talented creators, artists, and attendees who made this night so special Learn more about YouTube's artists programs here → https://yt.be/h7mz1 #YouTubeLegacyParty #YouTube

Our Makeup is a new interview series unpacking the diverse voices and stories of First Nations women in Australia, in celebration of NAIDOC Week. Learn more about the series and how the intersection of beauty, identity, and self-expression can be a powerful tool for creativity and empowerment. Check out the full series now, only on YouTube → https://yt.be/NB8uG

From rural India to YouTube stardom, meet KL Bro Biju! 🇮🇳 Starting as a bus driver and carpenter, Biju took off with his channel, which helped him pay for his mother's life-saving surgery and lift his family out of debt. Often without dialogue, his heartwarming and humorous videos showcase everyday life, family traditions, and delicious recipes. With 50+ million subscribers in over 40 countries, Biju’s journey is proof that compelling storytelling transcends language barriers. 📱 His success story demonstrates the power of YouTube to provide a platform for diverse voices and create meaningful connections across borders. Curious to know more about the economic and cultural impact of YouTube in India?: https://yt.be/grNQJ

A video to help you calm the noise today.

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