Veronica Zora Kirin

Veronica Zora Kirin has been a member of Linktree for 7 years and joined in December 2018. The social media accounts linked to from Veronica Zora Kirin are: Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, Substack, Bluesky. Besides social media accounts, vmkirin has populated their site with The 2026 Queer Digital Nomad Guide 🌈, 🏳️‍🌈 Born To Be Heard Documentary, It's Time for a High-Culture Revolution | Phi/AI, What Bono gets right about nonviolent resistance | Waging Nonviolence, Period | Flash Essay | Unbordered, Author Course, Let’s agree to stop ‘keeping the peace’ this holiday season | Waging Nonviolence, Size Obsessed: On Western Medicine’s Fetish With Weight — SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY MEDIA, The Wife | Feminist Dystopian | After Dinner Conversation, In The Afterlife | Absurdist Dystopian SciFi | Liminal Madness, What AI and Quicksand Have in Common | PhiAI, My partner and I moved from Detroit to Berlin because we wanted a better work/life balance. We weren't expecting such a big culture shock. | Business Insider, Web3 women cringe as male counterparts cheer Trump | Maddyness UK, 🇭🇷 Croatian Citizenship Guide, Podcast Course, Your Impact Never Ends: How The Legacy of Three Women Still Shapes the Midwest - Sixty Inches From Center, The TikTok Ban Launched a Decentralization Movement | Maddyness UK, Bullet Journal Course, What I Learned from Telling Men When I Menstruate | Blanket Gravity Magazine, The Pill is Medicine. Period. | See You Next Tuesday Media, Public Speaking Course, It’s not us, it’s you: Why women don’t join Web3 | Maddyness UK, 📖 Ground Work Substack, Apple Watch Ankle Notes: Writing By Dictation | Author Magazine, It Was Too Much Sex! How "Poor Things" Broke Male Minds | SEE YOU NEXT TUESDAY MEDIA, The Covert Reality of LGBTQ+ Literary Discrimination | Zero Readers, On Depression and the Effect of Toxic Positivity in Entrepreneurship | Adelaide Literary Magazine, Heaps of Home (for Berlin) | Immigration Diaries, First Grey Essay | Scars Magazine, Elephantalism (flash fiction) | BluePepper, Quicksand: a paradigm shift poem | New Feathers.