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Participation Camp 2009 Participation Camp 2009
We’re one of the co-sponsors of this great event. Watch it live throughout the weekend. Visit the Participation Camp website for more or follow the events on twitter with #pcamp09 Read more…
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Sponsoring Participation Camp 2009 Sponsoring Participation Camp 2009
How do we make democracy more inclusive, more fair, and more fun? Participation Camp will provide the spark for an explosion of sharing, experimentation, and collaboration around this vital question. Read more…
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Video: Subversive Tech & Burma’s Struggle for Democracy Video: Subversive Tech & Burma’s Struggle for Democracy
In April we collaborated with Not An Alternative and Eyebeam to host an event for their Upgrade! series highlighting the role that technology plays in the Burmese democracy movement. Hosted at the Change You Want To See gallery space, the event was live-streamed, and the video has just gone up. We are pleased to share it. Read more…
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D2 Logo Design Winner! D2 Logo Design Winner!
Huge congratulations and an even bigger thank you to Nickie Sekera and Luke, winners of Digital Democracy’s May Design Sprint. Read more…
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We Won a $5000 FACT Social Justice Award! We Won a $5000 FACT Social Justice Award!
It came as a total surprise, but along with 4 other unsuspecting projects, we won a special $5000 FACT Social Justice Award on Wednesday at the awesome Netsquared Conference. Read more…
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4 Reasons to Vote For Handheld Human Rights at Netsquared 4 Reasons to Vote For Handheld Human Rights at Netsquared
Mark just asked folks at NetSquared to vote for our project. Here’s why you should vote for us. Read more…
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Technology Integration for Human Rights Technology Integration for Human Rights
I have a post on my personal blog about how Handheld Human Rights and Handheld Health can benefit from non-mobile technologies: Read more…
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Mobile solutions for health care workers Mobile solutions for health care workers
In Burma/Myanmar, decades of military misrule have left the public health system in shambles. In 2000, the World Health Organization ranked Myanmar’s health system the second worst in the world, superior only to war-torn Sierra Leone. Read more…