New Economy Project
Continued work developing websites for nonprofits and progressive organizations for the New Economy Project NYC
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Bridge Street Development Corp
Website design and development for BSDC, a community-driven neighborhood development organization.
Bridging global scholarship and New York institutions: the Center for Ballet and the Arts NYU
Announcing the Center for Ballet and the Arts NYU, using digital innovation to bring together contemporary institutions and a centuries-old art form. Plus a profile in the New York Times.
Building for Growth: A new website for Working Families
We’ve been hard at work for the last several months on a big rebuild, working with the dedicated and hard-working Communications department at Working Families to transition their old, outdated website to a new platform as the organization shifts their aim from a local, New York-based entity to a growing national presence.
Working Families is growing, fast. With a plan to be active in all 50 states, their current outreach has far outpaced their old, “blog style”. We worked to analyze their information architecture, and build a system that could easily grow as they did — without the need for technical implementation at every turn.
For more about the project, including screenshots and a scope summary, see our portfolio entry, or, head on over to the Working Families website!
Working Families
Web design and development for Working Families, a progressive political party working across America
Smells like a new website! Freshkills Park Alliance relaunches with a robust new web presence.
“Freshkills.” Was there ever a better name for a landfill? An infamous location in New York City lore, the former “dump” is now being transformed into a sparkling 2200 acre urban park, with an ambitious plan for mixed use applications across the spectrum of public participation.
It’s been our great honor here at Social Ink to have spent the last year working closely with the Freshkills Park Alliance (the non-profit which partners with the City of New York to redevelop the site) to re-plan, organize, and rebuild the FKPA website, from design through to development. Carrying forward our founding mission to serve nonprofits, public and civic-minded organizations, we can’t wait to see the Park unfold as the plan comes to life.
Check out the Freshkills Park Alliance website to learn more and get involved. For more about our work on the project, head on over to our portfolio entry.
Highbridge Voices
Web development for a music-based nonprofit in the Highbridge neighborhood of the Bronx, NY
Antonioni's
Continuing our work building websites for restaurants: development and design conversion for Antonioni’s restaurant in Manhattan
Social Ink promotes new advocacy for youths and the criminal justice system
We’re happy to announce the release of our newest site working with New York organizations around the criminal justice system, civil and social rights, and youth. The Raise the Age New York campaign urges reform:
The legal process must respond to all children as children and services and placement options must meet the rehabilitative needs of all children and youth.
Raise the Age New York
Full web design and resource repository for NYC advocacy on public safety and civil rights
Bridges to Community revamps their website with a clean, action-oriented vision.
Bridges to Community is a local, New York area non-profit doing amazing work in Nicaragua and the Dominican Republic. By organizing volunteer trips to specific sites in these countries, Bridges builds connections across an array of program areas to help improve housing, education, health, and economic development.
As part of our work building websites for nonprofits, Social Ink worked with Bridges to Community to overhaul their design and their content organization (what we call information architecture). With a rebuilt site, Bridges can now directly organize trips and supporting events and other activities, via on-site payments and intelligent workflows which bring users to ‘checkout’ endpoints based on their preferences and other information.
Read about the project on our portfolio entry, and check out the Bridges to Community website!
Breast Cancer Family Registry
Columbia University’s Breast Cancer Family Registry exists to realize the full potential of collaborative research involving breast cancer families — to reduce the global impact of the disease