Dear FO° Reader,
Greetings from the Bay Area, where tech companies drive the local economy. With the freedom of working from home remotely and the accessibility of having food and goods delivered to one’s doorstep, our world is become ever more smaller. Simply put, no tech employee needs to leave the comfort of their home if they want to.
So how do we make sense of the world’s complexities and far-flung events when we live in a bubble? The answer is to see events and issues through a multiplicity of perspectives and then come to our own conclusions. Fair Observer provides the platform for anyone, from a teenager in Palestine to the former prime minister of Ireland, to publish their views, as long as their arguments are cogent and claims are factually correct.
From its inception in 2011 to now, Fair Observer has always been independent, ad-free, and never owned or operated by a billionaire benefactor. As the physical world shrinks and the digital world expands, Fair Observer provides the means to truly broaden our minds: to understand, empathize, and engage with the pressing issues that affect our global community.
Help us become a truly global, citizen-funded, citizen-supported, and citizen-led organization!
Here’s what you can do:
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You can write or record a podcast and share your perspective, tell us your story from wherever you are on the planet >>> contact submissions@fairoserver.com
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You can be an editor and offer a few hours of your time as a volunteer: become part of our community, participate in online live editing sessions with other editors, or you can sponsor our Editors’ Training program >>> contact info@fairobserver.com
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You can share this newsletter, our articles, videos and podcasts with your circle and spread the word >>> remember, we do not have a marketing department: you are our voice
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If you like meeting interesting people, you could organize a FO° Meetup in your city, town or village and discuss what matters in the world we live in >>> contact info@fairobserver.com
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Finally, you could donate and participate in giving programs organized by your company or organization. Companies often match, double, or even triple the amount you choose to give >>> either go to www.fairobserver.com/donate or go to your company’s internal platform and find us
I have supported Fair Observer for years and have recently taken charge as the chief financial officer (CFO). Please join me in supporting this 501(c)(3) organization so anyone and everyone can make sense of the world.
Sincerely,
Ti Ngo
Chief Financial Officer—Fair Observer
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