From the Blog

How to 'Like' links as yourself on your nonprofit's Facebook page

If you've been trying to "Like" links or other posts from a nonprofit Facebook page that you are an administrator, you may have experienced the way that Facebook treats those "Likes" as though they come from the page instead of from your personal account. Fortunately the fix is quite simple.

Featured Designs

Society of the Sacred Heart at the UN

This site supports the Society of the Sacred Heart's NGO office at the United Nations. We've built it in Drupal, making it multilingual. The site is manually translated into three languages: English, French, and Spanish. (We also provide a simple link to Google Translate's attempt to render the page in other languages). We've provided three separate URLs for the site so that users can go directly to the language that they prefer:

You are not alone (Bus/Metro ads)

My Sister's Place came to CEDC to design their first public service Metro Bus and Rail ad campaign. The ads were completed in both English and Spanish, and created for sides of Metro buses, inside the buses, and as back-lite posters for the platforms inside Metro rail stops. CEDC also created a smaller poster sized version of the ad that can be placed in local shops, social agencies, etc. The ads promote their 24-hour confidential domestic violence crisis hotline: 202-529-5991.

AABMC.org

The African American Baptist Mission Collaboration seeks to help rebuild, revitalize and advocate for Haiti in wake of the January 2010 earthquake. Their site needed to reflect the style and colors of their logos, providing information about the three main prongs of their work: Projects, Service, and Advocacy. We built their site with Drupal, integrating it with CiviCRM so that all user interactions with the site (such as someone filling out the "Contact Us" form, making a donation, or signing up for a volunteer service opporunity) are fed into the CiviCRM database.

Living Peace Magazine

Living Peace is the new biannual publication of the Congregation of the Sisters of St. Joseph of Peace. We worked closely with their team as we designed this 16-page magazine to craft the right visual tone to match the content. The themes of the first two editions are "A Spirituality of Peace Through Justice" and "Growing in Nonviolence". You can learn more, browse the magazines online, or download PDFs on their site.