March highlights, lowlights, and updates
To date, March 2018 was one of the busiest months for Bella Caveat’s development. (Reminder, the company currently has seven diverse brands.)
Highlights

• We applied for two grants (we rejected a third because we feel the source or process was skewed)
• We created two YouTube accounts
• We blogged more than any other month since filing for the entity
• We opened a second Instagram
• We updated two professional resumes
• We reopened two campaigns and added two new campaigns
• We added a new legal project
• A member sat for the bar exam
• We were cheered up by a visit from Spain

Updates

• We closed accounts on FaceBook and decided not to advertise or promote any of our brands using the platform due to Cambridge data misuse
• We identified how we will staff the business in North America
• The company founder is still a plaintiff in a civil rights, education, Title IX suit, which has been ongoing since April 2016
• We contacted over fifteen U.S. law firms, in addition to reaching out to the American Bar Association (again, we still cannot figure out how or why the ABA views not responding as beneficial to their reputation and programs.)

Lowlights

• We experienced more attitudes of online hostility towards women receiving justice on Reddit (we closed account on Reddit)
•  (Not for the first time) A woman has published a book which steals from content that we have produced and published for free online (this practice of stealing intellectual property won't keep us from publishing; we are aware of it and we will address it later)

Summary 
We've worked harder and longer, but we are not work shy. Our brands are committed to being distinguished by the quality of work, integrity, ethical practices, and profitability.