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The Rabble Mill houses three youth programs: The Bay, Skate for Change, and Rabble Media. Smith spoke about a new high school for juniors and seniors called Bay High.  

Weeks before the final lesson for Nelson Mandela Elementary students, six Rabble Mill employees gathered around a box of skateboard parts. The end result was a big surprise for the

Daphne Philmon embodies the word “community” at Civic Nebraska’s Lothrop Magnet Elementary Community Learning Center.

AIM Infotec, one of the Midwest’s largest annual conferences for people working in tech careers, will be on May 27 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and provided for free in 2021.  Mike Smith, an international-level public speaker with local ties to the nonprofit world, will be the keynote for this year’s event. Smith is cofounder of the nonprofit, Rabble Mill, based in Lincoln and Omaha.  Rabble Mill works with Nebraska youth statewide toward their belonging , purpose and upward mobility through i...

Life as a tech professional can be hard. Not at Infotec 2021, conference organizers say, previewing a robust virtual digital event experience aimed at helping attendees grow professionally while connecting with other IT and web professionals in the heartland.  After successfully hosting Infotec 2020 in a virtual format due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the AIM Institute has leaned into the online conference delivery, which includes video networking and a virtual expo fair.  Indeed, four separate...

Students will grow veggies in 40-foot-long container LUNA STEPHENS, Lincoln Journal Star May 1, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 40-foot-long shipping container in the parking lot of The Bay will soon be filled with a whole lot of green. In partnership with Beyond School Bells, The Bay is launching The Greenery, a self-contained hydroponic farm housed in a repurposed shipping container. Members of Beyond School Bells and The Bay gathered with local leaders last week to offici...