Scenes from the Back Alley Rally for The People’s Joy Parade. Thanks to Schlafly Beer, Méxcla Restaurant, Cinco de Mayo St. Louis, Jennifer Callen, Anne McCullough, Ellie Balk, David Godbout, Mikey Wehling and everyone that came out. Together we raised over $500! 100% will go towards the creation of the weird, wild and unusual experience that is the People’s JOY Parade 2016.
Bredon Jones was a multi-talented musician, programmer, connector, creative, and genuinely kind and thoughtful human. He lent his musical talents to many St. Louis bands and his technical talents to multiple businesses he was involved with. He was one of Nebula’s earliest members – setting up an office for his web development company Efeqdev (which […]
Drew is the new Director of Operations at Nebula. He has lots of experience managing and growing small non-profit organizations, most recently at Care and Counseling – a mental health services organization, and Missouri Health Care for All – which advocates for universal health care. Prior to that Drew worked overseas for 5 years, first […]
This past year has certainly brought us some unique challenges, but it’s also introduced us to some wonderful new members who have quickly become big parts of our community here at Nebula. Take some time to get to know one of them on the blog today! Devonna not only started her Nebula membership during the pandemic, […]
Nebula members The Education Equity Center of St. Louis recently kicked off their 2021 Anti-Racist Educators for Systems Change fellowship program + we wanted to highlight the 10 fellows chosen to participate in the program as well as the amazing team at Education Equity Center! They may be a young nonprofit, they’re celebrating their first […]
David Gorden, writer, artist, and founder of 4Sight Studio and Publishing “Kwame Hightower is the main character of my graphic novel series. In the first book, he’s just a 12-year-old kid from St. Louis living in London, England, and he hates it there. We make it even worse for him by making him the king […]
Karl Stiefvater and Lisa Donahue, co-founders Snow Day Karl: “I’ve always been a programmer, but I’ve been sort of envious of artists because they make beautiful things. So, I pretend to be an artist and maybe sometimes I cross that line with my work. I always create some sort of weird cutting-edge technology thing mixed […]