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A Summer Workspace Program for Freelancers Every summer in Pakistan brings an invisible challenge for freelancers. Extreme heat, unreliable electricity, and lack of proper workspaces quietly reduce productivity for many talented professionals working from home. For freelancers who rely on consistent focus and stable environments, these conditions can directly affect their income and career growth. […]
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May
May
We are humbled to share that Jeff Atwood, the founder of Stack Overflow and Discourse, who blogs at Coding Horror (blog.codinghorror.com), really loved our Tea-Time by WPKitchen initiative and is joining hands to co-host this program through RGMII.org The Rural Guaranteed Minimum Income Initiative is a project where researchers give families living in poverty a […]
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Apr
Apr
After the success of our first Tea Time campaign during WordCamp US 2025, we’re bringing it back—this time for WordCamp Europe 2026. Tea Time started as a simple idea.Now has become small community moments connected to WordCamp experiences. 🌍 What is Tea Time? Tea Time is a symbolic, sponsored tea giveaway that connects WordPress professionals […]
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Mar
Mar
Connecting Pakistan with the Global WordPress Community Every ecosystem grows through connection. In the world of WordPress, progress has never depended on code alone—it happens when people meet, share, and build together across borders. WPKitchen takes a human-first approach to community building by connecting people through food, workspaces, and meetups. In Pakistan, that growth is […]