Eugenia Shea Butter Co.

I wanna spotlight one of our favorite clients: Eugenia Shea Butter Co. They’ve been with us since the beginning, and are a Black-owned Mother-Daughter team that supports thousands of women farmers in Ghana.

Cheers,
Paul N.

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Black StartUps: Erin Carpenter, CEO of Nude Barre

Meet Erin Carpenter, CEO of Nude Barre and practitioner of #BlackGirlMagic

Discussing Beauty During NYC’s First Open Data Week

As part of open data week, we invited 14 friends and collaborators to dinner to discuss civic issues not in terms of problems and solutions, but in terms of beauty. - Chris Chavez

Chris Chavez, education, Lifestyle, Op Ed, NYC, Start-Ups, Tech StuffChris ChavezMarch 20, 2017articles, beauty, open data week, nyc, Start-Ups, chris chavezComment

Libraries = StartUp Offices for the Poor

If you haven't heard already, Shared Work Spaces are all the rage. They're also all the expensive (sic). Rates average about $200/monthly. For the nonprofit/startup on the budget, that's too much sauce. So there are other options. Coffee shops are one. In my very unscientific research, they average about $10-20/daily - since they insist on you buying something while there.

NYC, Op Ed, Start-Ups, Paul Notice, Lifestyle, Tech Stuff, ARTICLESPaul NoticeMarch 18, 2017Nyc, Libraries, New York public library, lifestyle, PAUL NOTICE, NyplComment

Happy Snow Day!!

Happy Snow Day! The Noice Blog is officially in the nonprofit media business. Help find Paul some grants! New series about Broken Windows is coming out. Plus, Trump's Supreme Court pick is playing games, and more

Weeds of Division in a Garden of Unity

Our political reality is sad and outrageous and the source of its current corrupted state of affairs isn’t something we can offload onto others. I’m convinced that our current civil conflict falls in the lineage of spiritual battles that pits a fearful, shrinking heart against a courageous, expansive love.

What's with the Duck? (...the birth of Censor Duck)

Here's another behind the scenes look at our Live Show. And an explanation about the Duck...
For more Censor Duck, donate to Our Kickstarter! http://kck.st/2jdRqjo

Shoutouts to Our New Backers!

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Trump Resistance Stories: WW3 Illustrated

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15 Days to Go!

15 Days to Go! Help us cover stories like the Women's March full-time, and Support the Voice of the Unheard. Donate whatever you can to our kickstarter campaign here:http://kck.st/2jdRqjo

Start-Ups, Lifestyle, Paul Notice, Kickstarter Campaign, Vlog, ARTICLESThe Notice BlogJanuary 21, 2017Comment

Meet the Staff: Cameron Burley

Wanna know who else works with me on The Notice Blog? Meet the IT & Strategy genius behind the company, Cameron D. Burley. Don't forget to like, share & donate for more videos! Let's get to $5k! http://kck.st/2jdRqjo

A Total Stranger Paid for My Hotel in Chicago | SOTD: The Kindness of Others

A total stranger paid for my hotel room in Chicago. Literally just b/c he overheard me trying to figure out wtf do while stranded on an overnight trip back to NYC. It's a long story from a 3 day trek from St. Louis to NYC, right in time for New Year's Eve. And in all that adventure, I learned a pretty dope lesson about the kindness of others. I also slept through most of New Year's Day.

HOW I MET HIP HOP'S NO. 1 CHEF | THE NOTICE BLOG | EPISODE 3

Episode 3: Hood Chef Sometimes the journey makes the story, and that's definitely how i felt when thinking about how I met Hood Chef. In fact, his story shows a perfect example of how local communities can create their own cultural capital.

Throwback Thursdays: Meet the Producers of You Can't Die Here

#ThrowbackThursday Wanna know how it all started? The very first major film production I've done came after the murder of #MikeBrown. He grew up in the same part of town as me. He was the same age as my little brother - it just hit too close to home for me not to do something. So I did. Here's one of the first videos I did to announce "You Can't Die Here." It was a webseries that focused on exploring the issues surround police violence.