And while we’re on human rights, a posting on judging Best Use of the Social Web by a Nonprofit comes up with some innovative uses in the field – the use of Twitter by activists to let people know whether they’ve been arrested or disappeared and “the courageous use of …
Amnesty International has a “new, completely re-architected, W3C Web Content Accessibility-compliant, data protection law and privacy legislation-compliant, multi-lingual and totally open source Drupal, CiviCRM and Alfresco-based website”. That’s according to Important Projects consultancy, who had something to do with it. Not everyone will like the bright yellow backing to headlines, …
It can be fun trying to keep a track of thinking around online communities and effective ways of using the web, and then trying to work out how that relates to the voluntary sector. For instance: On Gerry McGovern’s blog, which emphasises focusing on the customer not the organisation, Thinking …
October 15th is ‘Blog Action Day‘, aiming “to get everyone talking towards a better future”, posting on the environment. Well, one day of talking isn’t going to crack the range of environmental issues we face but our blogpool, bringing together feeds from a variety of charity blogs , does feature …
It may not be news to some of you but I am pleased to tell you you that the CSE from Google works well and is easy to set up with no ads on Google for a charity. This existed previously and was changed without letting the user know. So …
Last week I have published a new design for the MS Research charity website. It is using a free template from D. Carter who gives away some of his designs on his own site or with others on the Open Source Design. I provide the work free and I have been …
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