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 In June 2017, staff members from the Listening Post Collective, a program of Internews, visited North Omaha to talk with residents about the news and information environment in their part of the city. This “information ecosystem assessment” set out to explore which issues are most important to local people and how connected residents feel to sources that keep them informed about city life and the policies that affect it. 

The assessment considered the existing media scene and other efforts underway to circulate community news and information. 

NOISE was formed in response to this assessment, bringing a team of individuals from across the community to connect, listen, and inform our friends, family, and neighbors. Read the complete assessment here.

NOISE Report - February 11
NOISE Report - February 11

30 Americans at Joslyn Art Museum, More than Neighbors play

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Community NewsDawaune HayesFebruary 14, 2019NOISE Report
Does Downtown Omaha Need Another Jail?
Does Downtown Omaha Need Another Jail?

By Luis E. Jimenez, Decisions by two public bodies require the Douglas County Board of Commissioners to rethink their plan for a new justice complex.

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Community NewsLuis E. JimenezFebruary 5, 2019Juvenile Justice, PoliticsComment
Suspended Youth
Suspended Youth

by A. Foreman, Would you be willing to uproot your life and family from your community in search of a quality education for your child and put an end to unnecessary suspensions?

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Community NewsA. ForemanJanuary 28, 2019community events, Juvenile Justice
Resolve to Manifest by Ashley Salem
Resolve to Manifest by Ashley Salem

by Ashley Salem, Don’t get me wrong, setting a New Year's resolution is not bad, but if you find yourself three weeks in and throwing in the towel, it is not uncommon.

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MindfulnessAshley SalemJanuary 26, 2019Mindfulness
Support Your Mind & Soul
Support Your Mind & Soul

In the basement of a modest building that sits adjacent to the birth-site of Malcolm Little, famously known as Malcolm X, rests the headquarters of a low-power FM radio station with high-powered aspirations.

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Community NewsDawaune HayesJanuary 26, 2019community events
From Lease to TIF
From Lease to TIF

Opponents of the TIF project adamantly contended that Paladino’s history and behavior towards his tenants be considered in the city council’s decision to approve.

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City Development, PoliticsLuis E. JimenezJanuary 24, 2019TIF, Landlords, PaladinoComment
January 7 - NOISE Report
January 7 - NOISE Report
Dawaune HayesJanuary 9, 2019
December 24 - NOISE Report
December 24 - NOISE Report
NOISE ReportDawaune HayesDecember 31, 2018NOISE Report
The Rest We Need by Ashley Salem
The Rest We Need by Ashley Salem
MindfulnessAshley SalemDecember 24, 2018spiritual
Commissioners Debate Justice Plan in Committee Hearing
Commissioners Debate Justice Plan in Committee Hearing
Community NewsLuis E. JimenezDecember 22, 2018Juvenile JusticeComment
December 17 - NOISE Report
December 17 - NOISE Report
NOISE ReportDawaune HayesDecember 21, 2018community events
Remembering Jasmine Harris
Remembering Jasmine Harris
Community NewsDawaune HayesDecember 21, 2018
December 10 - NOISE Report
December 10 - NOISE Report
Community NewsDawaune HayesDecember 10, 2018NOISE Report
December 3 - NOISE Report
December 3 - NOISE Report
Community NewsDawaune HayesDecember 9, 2018NOISE Report
Community Comments on the Millwork Commons
Community Comments on the Millwork Commons
City DevelopmentDawaune HayesDecember 1, 2018community events
North Omaha Votes Are Up
North Omaha Votes Are Up
PoliticsLuis E. JimenezNovember 19, 2018Politics
Voting Directory
Voting Directory
Dawaune HayesNovember 5, 2018
Juvenile Justice Center – Mayor Stothert's Comments
Juvenile Justice Center – Mayor Stothert's Comments
Community NewsDawaune HayesOctober 30, 2018Juvenile Justice
Time for Tea & Wellness by Ashley Salem
Time for Tea & Wellness by Ashley Salem

The only thing that makes tea better, besides a great book, is having someone to share it with.

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Mindfulness, Community NewsDawaune HayesOctober 5, 2018wellness, spiritual
Juvenile Justice? by Dawaune Lamont Hayes & Luis E. Jimenez
Juvenile Justice? by Dawaune Lamont Hayes & Luis E. Jimenez

“I wish we would spend more time helping these young people instead of building jails or detention centers,” said Portia Cavitt, when asked what she knew about the Douglas County Board of Commissioners’ plan to build a juvenile justice center at 18th and Harney Streets.

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Politics, Community NewsDawaune HayesOctober 3, 2018Omaha, Juvenile Justice
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