Apr 05 2022

Social responsibility and the metaverse

By Meta Careers
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Hear from leaders in the wearables, avatars and identity, and social impact products teams as they have an open discussion about social responsibility and the metaverse, moderated by Maxine Williams, Meta’s Chief Diversity Officer.

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