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Social media and engagement manager for politics at The Washington Post and editor of The 12.

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Terri got to snuggle up to our girl today. Lovely, innit?

Matilda’s had a very good 36 hours. She’s up to 18 milliliters of milk every three hours,...

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Just a reminder that Maurice Sendak was incredible. He’s also today’s google doodle.

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Adaptive Journalism

It’s something forward-thinking digital journos have been doing for years — even before the social and mobile fast trains left...

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Oh, D.P.

The text: “If you have young friends who aspire to be writers, the second-greatest favor you can do them is to present them with copies of...

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Art at a Snail’s Pace
You’ve finally made it, after a breathless climb up the winding marble staircase, to the upper terrace of the Duomo di Milano...

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Feeling bitter about the political climate? Watch this beautiful reminder by my colleague A.J. Chavar that the parties aren’t so different, after all.

Maybe bookmark it. You’re going to need it over the next two months.

As journalists, we harp so much about using social media to be an extension of our brand but it furrows my brow to think about how we sometimes forget to use it to truly connect with the people we friend and follow… It’s odd to think you can really know someone through social media, but if you’re doing it properly, your personality and passions should be able to shine through. It’s why when I heard the news of Mando passing away, I sobbed so much. It’s wasn’t just someone I met on social media, it was a friend.

WaPo intern Marissa Evans, in a beautiful tribute to her friend, AP intern Amando Montano, who was found dead in Mexico City this week.

Would Obama or Romney be better for women?

2012swingstates:

Regardless of who you support, which candidate do you trust to do a better job addressing women’s issues – Obama or Romney? Why?

Washington Post photographers and audio journalists traveled across Virginia to collect portraits and responses to that question for the first part of our “Liberty through the lens” project.

We want your answers too. Reply here, send your photo, or tweet your response using the hashtag #VoterVoices.

Tweet #VoterVoices

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