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25/08/2022

This is your safe space 🧡

We heard that social media groups had lost a sense of security for many to feel comfortable sharing their opinions. Trolling forced many to leave the groups they once thought they belonged in.

This need for safety and security while still longing for a place of belonging led us to create our shared values. 

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These values allow us to create a space where all Black women can be comfortable sharing their thoughts, feelings and experiences.

👀 Want a sneak peek of the community platform? Mark your calendars and join us Tuesday, August 30, for an exclusive first look and demo of the platform. Plus, the first person who signs up will receive a free month of membership! Click the link in our bio to enter.
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18/08/2022

Lupus is a journey 💜

Affecting at least 1.5 million Americans, Lupus is a chronic autoimmune disease that causes inflammation and pain in any part of the body, according to the Lupus Foundation of America. 

90% of people living with Lupus are women and the disease disproportionately affects Black women 2-3 times more than it does any other race and s*x.

From fatigue and hair loss to rashes and debilitating pain, the effects of the disease can be devastating and life-altering.

We spoke with three Black women on how they navigate the unpredictable disease, how they were diagnosed, and tips for living with it. Read the full article by clicking the link in our bio.
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18/08/2022

03/08/2022

Come hang with us on LinkedIn.

We're excited to be going live with Simone Craig Thursday, August 4th at 10AM EST. 

We'll be sharing the story of how Notedd was created, why community is so important, and how we're growing Notedd into the platform it is today.

👉🏽Click the link in the bio to join us.
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02/08/2022

Sis, the sun doesn't discriminate.

You're outside and need to be protecting that beautiful melanated skin. There's a misconception in the Black community that we don't need to wear sunscreen. Dr. Tiffany Clay, Board Certified Dermatologist based in Atlanta, , lets us know in this article that no one is immune from skin cancer.

Sunscreen is the easiest way to stay protected from harmful UV rays. Dr. Clay recommends an SPF 30 or higher sunscreen every single day on your face, neck, and the areas that are typically going to see the sun.

Here are some sunscreen options for Black women:
💜 Black Girls Sunscreen
💜 Renée Rouleau
💜 Supergoop! Unseen Sunscreen
💜 Glossier Invisible Shield

Do you wear sunscreen? If so, what's your favorite brand? Let us know in the comments 👇🏽
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26/07/2022

Every young Black person can recall their parents saying "go to college and you'll get a good job."

They failed to mention how a toxic work environment can impact your mental health.

While work PTSD is real, it's not normal. It's normal to feel overwhelmed and stressed when you have new responsibilities. However, if you're experiencing persistent symptoms, it may be time to seek help from a mental health professional.

Here are some tips to keep stress and anxiety at bay when starting a new job, provided by guest contributor, Caeriña Carbonell, .c :

📌 Ask the right questions when interviewing for new jobs
You are interviewing them as much as they are interviewing you.

📌 Be the change you want to see
If you're ever in a managerial position, remember how you wanted to be treated by a previous manager.

📌 Document recurring incidents
When you get to the point where you need to speak to your manager about how the toxic work environment is impacting your mental health, bring the receipts.

📌 Talk to a therapist or your co-workers
An unbiased conversation about your frustrations and thoughts will help ease your mind.

📌 Leave
Always put yourself first if your company is not catering to your mental health needs.

Cheers to no longer putting our mental health on the back burner for a job. Drop a 🙌🏽 if you agree.
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21/07/2022

Rep your city!

We’re looking for five passionate women to lead their communities, share their experiences and insights, and engage with us on the issues that matter most to Black women.

📍Atlanta
📍Houston
📍LA
📍NYC
📍Chicago

📣 It's time for us to amplify our voices. Join the movement. Click the link in our bio to learn more and apply.
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07/07/2022

Finally a space for us!

Notedd offers a premium online community outlet for our members to be heard as we celebrate culture and discuss issues that matter most to Black women.

🧡 Tribes
🧡 Chats
🧡 Events

You can sit with us! Become a Founding Member and receive exclusive access and extra Notedd perks. Click the link in our bio to join us.
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03/05/2022

Did you know that May is Get Caught Reading Month? A holiday that celebrates the benefits of cracking open a good book, it’s a great time to upgrade your personal library. Whether a relaxing bedtime activity or something you do to pass the time, reading is essential to learning new things about yourself and the world. Here are a few of our top reads that trigger reflection and thought to set you up for success.

Check them out at Notedd.com

01/04/2022

Happy April ! Can you believe we're already 4 months into 2022? Let's take a moment to pause and focus on our well-being. What meditative practices do you partake in before you tackle your day?

Let us know in the comments! 😊✍🏾


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15/03/2022

We heard it's , so we tagged in our Founder, , to spill some of the tea on all things , entrepreneurship, self-care and everything in between!

Have a question you've been wanting to ask us? Head over to our stories and submit your questions now! We can't wait to hear from you! 😊✍🏾