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Compiled by Emma Kantor | Mar 09, 2021
One year into the Covid-19 crisis, children’s publishing staffers have more or less gotten the hang of working from home and all the complications that entails. But work isn’t the full picture of pandemic life. With limited options for social gatherings, many of us are taking up new hobbies, from the practical to the quirky and everything in between. We asked children’s book professionals to tell us about some of their surprising quarantine pastimes, kicking off a series.
Andi Diehn, author and senior editor and content marketing manager at Nomad Communications/Nomad Press
National Day Of Unplugging’ Announces New Brand Partners And Global Expansion For 2021 Event
The event will take place from sundown Friday, March 5 to sundown Saturday, March 6 – and inspire communities across the globe.
Posted: Mar 4, 2021 4:12 PM
Posted By: Scott Arnold
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9, 2021 (PRNewswire) ” National Day of Unplugging,” Unplug Collaborative’s call-to-action and awareness campaign, today announced its slate of brand partners poised to expand the impact of this year’s event – which will take place from sundown Friday, March 5 to sundown Saturday, March 6 – and inspire communities across the globe.
National Day of Unplugging 2021 brand partners include:
“Unplug and Crochet for a Cause,” a collaboration with digital wellness company lilspace and Los Angeles influencer and ‘yarn bomber’ London Kaye. The unplug challenge provides the tools needed to crochet “welcome home” signs for at-risk youth and families moving out of homeles