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What Being A B Corp Means To Us
Lulu is the first and only self-publishing, print-on-demand company to achieve B Corp status. What does that mean and why is it important?
What Being A B Corp Means To Us
Lulu is the first and only self-publishing, print-on-demand company to achieve B Corp status. What does that mean and why is it important?
Remote Work is Changing the World – For the Better
Remote work became the norm during the pandemic, but is it here to stay? Learn about Lulu’s approach to remote work.
How Self-Publishing Supports Marginalized Communities
Publishing has historically been a very non-diverse industry. Self-publishing is changing that, giving anyone the means to share their story.
Employee Appreciation Day is Every Day at Lulu
March 4th might be Employee Appreciation Day, but at Lulu, our People Team works to show appreciation every day!
The Importance of Reading Black Literature
Reading is a path to empathy and understanding. For Black History month, we encourage you to read Black Literature.
The Power Of Words: Celebrating MLK Jr’s Legacy
Celebrate the legendary activist and speaker, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with a look at his powerful writing.
Decolonizing Our Thanksgiving Traditions
Transform Thanksgiving into a holiday that remembers and honors Indigenous peoples.
Celebrating Indigenous People All Year Long
Indigenous People’s Day is the unofficial holiday adopted to recognize the contributions of Indigenous People in America.
Celebrating Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month spans from September 15 to October 15 and celebrates the struggles and triumphs of Hispanic and Latinx Americans.
Is Women’s Equality Day For All Women?
Celebrate Women’s Equality Day by learning more about how women historically have fought for equality and equal representation.
Sharing Pride And Inclusivity
Join Erin from Lulu for interviews with two members of the local LGBTQ+ community covering the challenges of building inclusive workplaces.
Finding Rhythm With Eugene Taylor
Eugene Taylor, known as the Drum Prophet, visited Lulu’s office to share his unique kind of music and engaging storytelling.
Celebrating Juneteenth: This Year and Every Year
Juneteenth is an important and often overlooked part of our history. Take a deeper look at the day, the history, and why Juneteenth is still important today.
It’s Probably Not “Just a Phase”
Join Matt, the VP of Marketing & Communication, and learn about his experience parenting a transgender teen as part of our Pride series.
Pride All the Time: The Importance of Representation in Literature
Representation is a vital part of literature despite the historic lack of representation for minority and marginalized groups.
Lunch & Learn: Steve Pemberton
Team Lulu was lucky enough to have Steve Pemberton share his story with us during one of our monthly Lunch & Learns.
Mental Health And Reading: Unexpected Connections
How do mental health and reading connect? Learn more about the healing power of reading a good book with Team Lulu!
AAPI Heritage Month Reader’s Guide
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month is an opportunity to learn more about an important part of America’s history and culture.
Creating a Positive Work Environment
Learn about the ways Lulu is adapting to a changing work environment while taking steps to make Lulu the best place in the world to work!
Lulu Sustainability: No More Disposable Plastic
Team Lulu is in a new office and we’re preparing for more sustainable, environmentally friendly workdays ahead! To start: no more disposable plastics!
Sustainability In Self-Publishing
From the paper to the ink to the transportation and storage; book-making impacts our planet. But print-on-demand can reduce that impact.
Your Story Is Worth Telling
Meet Brit Lashae; a writer and entrepreneur who’s journey of self-discovery and healing is an inspiration to all.
Women In Leadership: An Interview With Lulu’s CEO Kathy Hensgen
As part of our Women’s History Month series, we’re bringing you an interview with our very own CEO Kathy Hensgen.
Women’s History Month Reader’s Guide
March is Women’s History Month! To celebrate, here’s a reading list of amazing female authors, educators, and creators for your to-read list.
Black History Month Featured Author – Bonnie Synclaire
Meet Bonnie Synclaire, author, publisher, and our fourth featured author for Black History Month!
The Importance of Reading Black Literature
Reading is a path to empathy and understanding. For Black History month, we encourage you to read Black Literature.
The Power Of Words: Celebrating MLK Jr’s Legacy
Celebrate the legendary activist and speaker, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., with a look at his powerful writing.
Decolonizing Our Thanksgiving Traditions
Transform Thanksgiving into a holiday that remembers and honors Indigenous peoples.
Celebrating Indigenous People All Year Long
Indigenous People’s Day is the unofficial holiday adopted to recognize the contributions of Indigenous People in America.
Celebrating Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
Hispanic Heritage Month spans from September 15 to October 15 and celebrates the struggles and triumphs of Hispanic and Latinx Americans.
Is Women’s Equality Day For All Women?
Celebrate Women’s Equality Day by learning more about how women historically have fought for equality and equal representation.
Sharing Pride And Inclusivity
Join Erin from Lulu for interviews with two members of the local LGBTQ+ community covering the challenges of building inclusive workplaces.
Finding Rhythm With Eugene Taylor
Eugene Taylor, known as the Drum Prophet, visited Lulu’s office to share his unique kind of music and engaging storytelling.
Celebrating Juneteenth: This Year and Every Year
Juneteenth is an important and often overlooked part of our history. Take a deeper look at the day, the history, and why Juneteenth is still important today.
It’s Probably Not “Just a Phase”
Join Matt, the VP of Marketing & Communication, and learn about his experience parenting a transgender teen as part of our Pride series.
Pride All the Time: The Importance of Representation in Literature
Representation is a vital part of literature despite the historic lack of representation for minority and marginalized groups.
Lunch & Learn: Steve Pemberton
Team Lulu was lucky enough to have Steve Pemberton share his story with us during one of our monthly Lunch & Learns.
Mental Health And Reading: Unexpected Connections
How do mental health and reading connect? Learn more about the healing power of reading a good book with Team Lulu!
AAPI Heritage Month Reader’s Guide
Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage month is an opportunity to learn more about an important part of America’s history and culture.
Creating a Positive Work Environment
Learn about the ways Lulu is adapting to a changing work environment while taking steps to make Lulu the best place in the world to work!
Lulu Sustainability: No More Disposable Plastic
Team Lulu is in a new office and we’re preparing for more sustainable, environmentally friendly workdays ahead! To start: no more disposable plastics!
Sustainability In Self-Publishing
From the paper to the ink to the transportation and storage; book-making impacts our planet. But print-on-demand can reduce that impact.
Your Story Is Worth Telling
Meet Brit Lashae; a writer and entrepreneur who’s journey of self-discovery and healing is an inspiration to all.
Women In Leadership: An Interview With Lulu’s CEO Kathy Hensgen
As part of our Women’s History Month series, we’re bringing you an interview with our very own CEO Kathy Hensgen.
Women’s History Month Reader’s Guide
March is Women’s History Month! To celebrate, here’s a reading list of amazing female authors, educators, and creators for your to-read list.
Black History Month Featured Author – Bonnie Synclaire
Meet Bonnie Synclaire, author, publisher, and our fourth featured author for Black History Month!
Better Than Yesterday
Better Than Yesterday is content from Lulu employees and friends of Lulu to highlight our social mission. Take a glimpse into the people behind Lulu, the work we do outside the office, the passions that drive us, and the unifying desire to be better, one day at a time.