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2/ For our Product Designer @yuncod: "The 19th represents intentionality and humanity in the newsroom of the future." #WeAreThe19th 
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3/ For our Product Engineer @abbyblachman: "The 19th is about centering women...to produce journalism that truly looks like and serves our communities." #WeAreThe19th pic.twitter.com/AGqw3W1Fvy
4/ For our Product Director @emilyyount: "A home for credible, nonpartisan news about gender, politics and policy." #WeAreThe19th pic.twitter.com/I8Af37Axtf
5/ For our Newsletters Editor @AnneliseMcGough: "The 19th represents the future of journalism...written and produced by a diverse, inclusive and dedicated team." #WeAreThe19th pic.twitter.com/xNHflxGA9Q
6/ For our Social Editor @kassien: "The 19th represents all that I've ever wanted from a news organization — to be seen, heard and understood for all that I am..." #WeAreThe19th pic.twitter.com/k76TH1o6ox
7/ For our Community Manager @SereenaOnSocial: "...a chance to build a community where women always feel heard, accepted and respected." #WeAreThe19th pic.twitter.com/eMVn8hZqRW
8/ For our Office Manager @beatrizrosen: "The 19th is an opportunity to raise up voices that have often been ignored or tuned out. Together, our voices will be heard." #WeAreThe19th pic.twitter.com/kIImrKhpTf
9/9 So now tell us — what does The 19th represent for you?
Tweet us your response using the #WeAreThe19th hashtag.pic.twitter.com/SYbIBcxmLM
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