Noni Carter

Dr. Noni D. Carter

Author

Educator

Financial Advisor

Performance Artist

Independent Scholar

Pianist

Speaker

  

 
 

  

 

 
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Dr. Noni moves fluidly between the analytical and the artistic, designing work that spans strategic advisory, institutional lecturing, and writing. Warm, dynamic, and endlessly curious, her practice is rooted in building sturdy, enduring foundations for her clients and readers. In this way, Dr. Noni is dedicated to crafting innovative systems and stories that inspire new ways of thinking and help people thrive for generations.

 

EXPERTISE

 

As a scholar, Dr. Noni holds a BA from Harvard University and a PhD in French and Francophone Studies from Columbia University with additional certificates in the Institute for Comparative Literature and Society and in Women’s and Gender Studies. She regularly offers lectures and workshops at Universities and other institutions domestically and abroad. 

As a financial advisor, Dr. Noni also holds Series 7 & Series 66 licenses. She works with clients to help build lasting and meaningful legacy.

As a writer, Dr. Noni has received various literary awards for her written work that includes an oeuvre of novels and essays. She is a 2016 graduate of Voices of our Nations Arts Foundation and offers workshop packages for schools around the country.

Alongside her talented sisters, Dr. Noni co-creates multi-media platforms that expand the creative horizons of young people.

 

FUN FACTS

Noni D. enjoys spending time with immediate and surrogate family gathered on her many adventures. You might find her drafting epic music playlists with her life partner, trying her hand at a Margaret Bonds piano piece, or musing over the next black female speculative heroine postured to effect concrete change.

 

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“If you have come here to help me, you are wasting your time. But if you have come because your liberation is bound up with mine, then let us work together.”
— Lilla Watson, Murri artist and activist
 
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