Looking to past collaborations such as Black Is Beautiful and All Together, Allan and Eliot saw what was missing: accountability and transparency. It invites participants to partner with local nonprofit organizations, pointing them to resources including HR and legal consulting, harassment and diversity training, fundraising, and #NotMe, a free reporting app for employees.
The beer is not only a symbol of progress but a calling card for better, safer, more responsible, and more inclusive environments at breweries, bars, and beer businesses. Today, as Brave Noise collects VinePair’s Next Wave Award for collaboration of the year, it counts close to 130 professional participants as well as 400 homebrewers. “She came to me and I was like, ‘Yes, definitely,’” Ash Eliot, Brave Noise co-founder and founder of Women of the Bevolution, says.
