Last updated on January 9th, 2022 at 05:59 pm
This week’s sweets: Latino small business support, accessible visual content, free ID tools, LGBTQ+ & ally tech leadership training, 12 UX design competencies, learner variability tool, and launching an eLearning startup!
Happy Wednesday, happy We-Learn treats day! Enjoy these super sweet, freaking awesome resources that are sure to hit everyone’s ID, LXD, and L&D sweet spots! 
Thankfully I had these prepared beforehand, as I am feeling absolutely horrible today, after getting my 3rd COVID vaccine dose on Monday. I have a fever, feel like I’ve been run over by a truck, headache, and dizziness… but it’s worth it! Being disabled and considered immunocompromised, I’m thankful that the 3rd dose was made available to me. 
If you have any resources or events you feel would be helpful to the community, be sure to contact me with the details so I can share the goodies with everyone!
Note: Clicking on the titles below will take you directly to the resources being offered. I’ve also included the links in the description, as well as other helpful links.
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Out in Tech‘s Leadership Training Institutes prepare intersectional tech leaders to drive meaningful and measurable change. Whether you are LGBTQ+ or an ally to the community, a C-level executive or a new graduate, you’ll spend time together working through challenges and creating solutions that bring tech closer to becoming a better, inclusive place for us all. Register for the event taking place on October 14!
Image description: On the left of a black background is the date, October 6, 2021, followed by the seven topics of this week’s resources: Latino biz meetup, accessible images, free ID design tools, Out in Tech leaders, develop UX design, learner variability, and eLearning startups. On the right half is a pale blue light blue bulb with a plant growing inside (the logo for Bela’s website) with yellow dots surrounding it. Beneath is “We-Learn, Weekly ID, LXD, and L&D treats” along with “Bela Gaytan” and “belagaytan.com” in green, coral, and yellow colors.
