Tomorrow at our first ever technology and politics conference, Leslie Sanchez will moderate an important panel, “The Revolution Will be Mobilized: Race, Ethnicity, and Social Media” featuring Jamal Simmons, co-founder of CRVIII, Morgan DeBaun, founder of Blavity, and Diane Guerrero (yes, from Jane the Virgin and Orange is the New Black).

Introducing, our newest campaign!

Transcend: Moments in Sports That Changed The Game, a partnership with Bleacher Report and Boys & Girls Clubs of America

We’re proud to be helping to host the California SoS Candidate forum on 10/09 in Berkeley, CA. 

Join us right here on our tumblr tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. PST — we’ll be live-streaming the whole thing. 

This week, President Obama signed an Executive Order that prohibits federal contractors from discriminating against their employees on the basis of sexual orientation or gender identity.

On Friday, join a conversation on the new Executive Order and steps the President has taken to expand opportunity for the LGBT community. Valerie Jarrett, Senior Advisor to the President, will host for a Tumblr Q&A this Friday, July 25 at 1pm ET.

Hillary Clinton is no stranger to tough questions. Now it’s your chance to ask her anything. 

Click on the ‘ask a question' button and send us your text, image and video questions. 

"My recovery has not been easy. Nothing in life that’s worth anything is easy." - Sergeant First Class Cory Remsburg

I first met Cory Remsburg, a proud Army Ranger, at Omaha Beach on the 65th anniversary of D-Day.  Along with some of his fellow Rangers, he walked me through the program – a strong, impressive young man, with an easy manner, sharp as a tack.  We joked around, and took pictures, and I told him to stay in touch.

A few months later, on his tenth deployment, Cory was nearly killed by a massive roadside bomb in Afghanistan. His comrades found him in a canal, face down, underwater, shrapnel in his brain. 

For months, he lay in a coma.  The next time I met him, in the hospital, he couldn’t speak; he could barely move.  Over the years, he’s endured dozens of surgeries and procedures, and hours of grueling rehab every day. 

Even now, Cory is still blind in one eye.  He still struggles on his left side.  But slowly, steadily, with the support of caregivers like his dad Craig, and the community around him, Cory has grown stronger. Day by day, he’s learned to speak again and stand again and walk again – and he’s working toward the day when he can serve his country again. 

"My recovery has not been easy," he says. "Nothing in life that’s worth anything is easy."