Comments on: Outstanding Advocacy Websites

By: Alison Byrne Fields

Alison Byrne Fields — Sun, 24 Dec 2006 00:59:22 +0000

[Allison's original comment disappeared into the aether, so I asked her to try again... --cpd]

The problem, of course, is that the anticipation is more interesting than the resulting comment.

Let’s see . . .

1) I made a snide crack about how it was pretty likely that all those CAP sites were submitted by Brian Komar

2) and then I explained that I was allowed to make fun of Brian because that’s pretty much what we’ve been doing for the past six years.

3) I recommended that you check out the Green My Apple site that was created by Greenpeace. They’re trying to get Apple to develop more environmentally-friendly products and they’re doing so in such an incredibly smart way.

That was what I said. Hope it works this time.

[Yep]

By: PICnet Blog » Blog Archive » IAVA Web site receives high praise from e.politics

Fri, 22 Dec 2006 22:51:26 +0000

[...] It’s always great to see good organizations get high praise for great work they’ve done in the online communications world. One of our clients, the Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America received props from e.politics for having an outstanding advocacy website. [...]

By: Steve O'Mara

Steve O'Mara — Thu, 21 Dec 2006 23:41:30 +0000

EdVoice connects over 25,000 Californians with their elected officials on important education issues. EdVoice network members have sent over 100,000 letters to help protect school funding and push for important reforms to boost student achievement. Network membership is free and anyone can sign up and be heard!

By: DemocracyInAction Blog

DemocracyInAction Blog — Wed, 20 Dec 2006 14:45:42 +0000

E-xemplar: Outstanding Advocacy Websites…

A tidy little window-shop of aesthetically and strategically tight pages that activism- and advocacy-oriented groups might enjoy cribbing from….