The vision of the Breast Cancer Family Registry is to realize the full potential of collaborative research involving breast cancer families to reduce the global impact of the disease.  In order to realize this vision, BCFR stakeholders approached Social Ink for a quick turnaround on a site launch – funded by the National Cancer Institute, National Institutes of Health, and the United States Department of Health and Human Services.  We set them up with fully templated sites relying on open source fonts.

Social Ink worked together with progressive journalism project and online magazine WNV to design a new visual identity and logo, and rebuild their existing platform, migrating over 3 years and 2000 articles into a newly categorized and easily searchable system.  The new site links related content and archived metadata in an integrated experience. Using the latest in responsive design and development, the site intelligently shifts layouts to be viewed across all mobile devices and browser sizes.

Working with DUMBO neighbor Tor Ekeland, PC, Social Ink whipped together an advocacy and fundraising Site to fight the CFAA (Computer Fraud and Abuse Act). Ekeland, the defense council in the landmark United States v. Auernheimer decision, is raising funds for appeal and related costs. Site includes WordPress backend for easy client management and integrated, on site donations using wepay.com donation platform.

The  Correctional Association of New York works for prison reform and a more humane and equitable criminal justice system.

Social Ink designed a new web-based visual identity for the organization and migrated the Association’s older site to the new WordPress Content Management System. As we worked to refine the key content delivery mechanisms and targeted audiences, we developed and launched a specialized cross-referenced resource database.

Circle of Women is a national nonprofit lead by an enthusiastic team of young, dedicated women, “mobilizing students to provide access to education for girls without it.” As the organization grows, they needed a more robust, media rich site, to establish their presence to donors and partners. Social Ink worked closely with board leaders and other team members to provide an easily updatable site to showcase Circle of Women’s latest projects, their staff and integrate their donation services to site databases.

In record time, Social Ink put together an advocacy and grassroots organizing website for No More Cuts Illinois, fighting against government cuts for home care and child care funding. Social Ink developed a campaign-optimized CMS,  integrating a Twitter feed and a petition platform for gathering signatures, along with news updates and contact forms for citizens to share their stories. Specific functionality included web hosting, CMS development, interface design petitions, and slideshows.