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Emerging artists who are looking for a global stage to launch their careers and showcase talent can benefit from Bigo Lives in-app features and capabilities, as well as Aussies looking to connect with loved ones and celebrities alike.

Live stream in real-time with like minded people.Credit: Supplied.

Through investing in local talent, in the past year Bigo Live has helped over 500 broadcasters reach stardom by surpassing one million fans globally almost double that of competitive live streaming platform Twitch.

Regular Bigo Live ANZ hosts who consistently create and share their content can earn approximately $2,300 a month 36 per cent more than the average full-time Australian salary.

Since joining Bigo Live, Ive been able to help over 80 talented Aussies and Kiwis showcase their unique skills globally. Ive always been passionate about helping others and these days I get to make a career out of it, all from the comfort of my own home, said Sherdelle Gardner, a former nurse who now makes more than double of an average nurses salary as a talent hunter and agent on the platform full-time.

Empowering communities and fostering an inclusive environment where individuals can share their stories is at the core of Bigo Live.

Its recent ANZ LGBTQI+ live panel session for Mardi Gras is a perfect example of the platforms values, as well as its continued support to Indigenous broadcasters who use the app to help raise awareness and understanding of Aboriginal culture.

I want to commend Bigo Live for the start they have made to create a culturally safe online platform for LGBTQI+ persons, says Jason Tuazon-McCheyne, founder of the Equality Project. We are excited to partner with them to make it a culturally safe place for queer persons,

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Through an experience with Ohio Universitys chapter of the national Minority Association of Pre-Health Students (MAPS), Nol Gordon found her passion for working with kids and insight into her career path.

Gordon collaborated with The Center for Family Safety and Healing, an organization inside Nationwide Childrens Hospital, to plan an event intended to teach pre-health students how to recognize Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE) factors in children. Knowing these factors can allow medical professionals to identify potential abuse or neglect in a kids.

I guess I always knew that I wanted to work with kids. I just needed to find the right opportunity to be able to actually learn that, Gordon said.

The event reassured Gordon that she had chosen the right career path at Ohio University. She began college as a computer science major but discovered she wasnt passionate about the subject. Gordon decided to explore the health field instead. Her membership in MAPS, a community of fellow minority students seeking health careers, allowed her to realize that she did not want to be a doctor. Now a psychology student, Gordon intends to pursue a career as a family psychologist.

Being a part of MAPS gave me the clarity to figure out what I wanted to do. After I figured out what I wanted to do, it was a support system to help me get there, Gordon said.

MAPS serves underrepresented students who plan to pursue medical school or health professions and allows them to access a professional network and social support system of their peers in health programs. The organization has different chapters at universities across the nation; Ohio Universitys chapter was established in 2005.

The national organization is geared toward pre-medical students, but OHIOs chapter was adjusted to accommodate all students who aim to go into health careers. Ohio Universitys College of Health Sciences and Professions, one of the largest colleges on campus, offers students a wide variety of pathways to careers in health.

I think it goes a long way to benefitting the students. Not just academically, but personally and professionally. It definitely is an opportunity for networking and building those connections on campus to faculty and to opportunities that are related to the field of study that youre interested in, said Shannon Nicks, assistant professor and faculty co-adviser for MAPS since 2017.

Ohio Universitys MAPS chapter encompasses all minority identities including people of color, LGBTQ+ individuals, immigrant students, women and first-generation students.

On top of that, having that social network around you that can offer support, not only for the community as a whole but for people that you know are underserved and underrepresented, really goes a long way, Nicks said. Generally speaking, medicine, the STEM fields and social science fields are underrepresented when it comes to people of color, women and first-gen students. If we have more representation and more voices in decision-making, research and practical application around health and the improvement of health and the promotion of health equity for the future, then I think we can go a really long way in making strides.

The co-presidents of the MAPS chapter at Ohio University, Nol Gordon and Jalen Warren, have both been involved with the organization for all four years of their college careers. Warren, a senior studying exercise physiology, transferred to Ohio University and knew that he wanted to join the MAPS chapter.

As co-presidents of the chapter, Gordon and Warren attend district and national meetings of the organization. They are able to network and connect with professionals and fellow MAPS students across the country.

Being in this position has opened a lot of doors for me. It has given me a lot in terms of preparing me for my future, and also trying to help others who are on similar paths in their undergraduate careers, Warren said. My involvement with MAPS has connected me with other MAPS national members who have put me in contact with countless doctors who are now mentors, professional opportunities such as virtual scribing and volunteering, and lastly invites to meetings, conferences and forums I would not have known about without MAPS.

Warren has also built relationships with deans and faculty members at various medical schools, such as the Ohio University Heritage College of Osteopathic Medicine, that will further assist him on his path to medical school.

The organization also serves as a support system within their Ohio University experience. Students are able to work together and support one another to be successful.

I feel like having an organization like this allows minority students to have a community and feel like they are cared about, welcomed and thought about in terms of trying to help them succeed, Warren said.

When Im able to surround myself with other students who are similar to me and trying to achieve the same goals, I am able to take their tips and advice. We are able to collaborate so both of us can get where we want to be, Gordon said.

The students of MAPS are also committed to being change makers in the community. The group often hosts volunteer events and panels to address current issues.

This is a group of students who are taking it upon themselves to recognize challenges and come up with solutions that they think they can address, Nicks said. Around the COVID-19 issues, for example, they took to social media. They put together social media campaigns to try to encourage appropriate health behaviors around social distancing and mask wearing among college-aged students. Finding organizations like this with peers who are walking that journey together, and with faculty advisers that can also help connect them to resources, is really beneficial because it allows them to be set up for success.

Students can access more information about MAPS through the Bobcat Connect website. Stay up to date on the organizations members and latest events by following them on Instagram @ohio_maps. The group also holds meetings on Tuesdays at 6 p.m.

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Social networking giants are known for copying or buying up what may appear to be trendy at that time. Some become almost household names but a good number also fade into obscurity. Twitter doesnt seem to have much luck in that area, with Vine and now Periscopes demise. The latter will officially vanish from the mobile and Internet world tomorrow but its functionality will survive within Twitter even if its name will no longer ring a bell a few years down the road.

Acquired by Twitter in 2015, Periscope capitalized on the booming live streaming market, offering a convenient way to do it all from a smartphone, no PCs required. Although live streaming is still a popular and sometimes lucrative industry, it has unfortunately become so common that almost every social network had its own platform, including Twitter. What that meant was that Twitter users had very little incentive left to hop onto a different app for something the main app already offers anyway.

That meant that Periscopes own user base shrunk considerably and it eventually no longer made sense to keep the service running and keeping the code updated. Last December, Twitter decided to cut its losses and the service will be officially shutting down on April 1. For the platforms remaining loyal fans, thats no joke.

On that date, Pericopes apps will disappear from the Google Play Store and the iOS App Store. The service will also no longer be available so the app wont work if you find some way to get it installed on your phone. All that will remain will be the website where youll be able to still watch public videos for posterity.

Of course, Twitter already has its own Live streaming functionality, most likely taken from Periscope, so its DNA still lives on. More interestingly, the Periscope team will be working on Spaces, Twitters next big gamble, which will create an audio chat room experience to take on the fledgling Clubhouse.

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