Professional Association

The Sedona Conference (TSC) contacted CivicActions in June 2010.  They had started a project to transition their website to Drupal and create additional functionality but the project had stalled after a year as they identified their in-house skills were insufficient to meet their website goals.

Benjamin Doherty spent time reviewing the existing site and new Drupal implementation and worked with TSC IT resource, Nate Nelson to identify current status and desired functionality. 

The Recording Academy approached CivicActions for support with their customized CiviCRM implementation which maintains membership data for their professional organization through the http://grammy365.com website.

EcoTuesday is a social venture startup that needed a website to tell its story, connect members to one another, and make it easy for participants to sign up for events.

We began our engagement with a detailed discussion of strategy to determine the priority of features, as well a solution to meet the future needs of a growing organization. Open source tools were the preference of the client, which aligned with their core value of sustainability.

The Women's Economic Security Campaign is a shared project between The Women's Funding Network, Chicago Foundation for Women, Women's Foundation of California and Women's Foundation for a Greater Memphis. The goal of the campaign is to use the power of women's funds to increase economic opportunities for women and their families. Investing in women-led solutions and policy education, the collaboration emphasizes lasting solutions to bring women out of poverty.

Architecture for Humanity came to us with a highly-customized site they had built with an early version of Drupal. However, when the site was launched many features were not functioning properly or working as they desired. Additionally, the lack of on-going maintenance of the contributed modules they used provided little flexibility to move forward with further development.

The Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities (AGB) came to us with a partially built Drupal website that had been languishing. They needed to get the site completed and launched as soon as possible so they could migrate away from a proprietary system.

Where It's At NYC is another great example of a mostly "out-of-the box" drupal implementation. The defining characteristic of the site's implemention is its principal navigation structure based on a large (200+ term) taxonomy written in the form of first person "I" statements like "I need emergency housing services", "I have questions about STI's HIV, AIDS and other related issues". These statements are organized into five "domains"--education, employment, health, housing, and social--reflecting the broadest categorization of the social service resources listed on the site.

Funded by a small grant from the UK government, IIMMHR worked with CivicActions to create a brand identity, print design graphics for use on printed collateral and Drupal website.

Women's Funding Network came to us with an old web presence that spanned both their primary website as well as several satellite sites serving specific programmatic purposes. They wished to re-align their branding, as well as to simplify the visual design and architecture of the website and its functionality. The goal was to better serve WFN's needs and the needs of network members in terms of facilitating learning from one another, and leveraging resources and communication across projects.

CivicActions is delivering a new website for the Volunteer Lawyers for the Arts of Massachusetts. VLAMA has the following goals for the new website: