NYDIS: New York Disaster Interfaith Services
Web design, development, consulting and ongoing support for NYDIS.
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American Conference for Irish Studies (ACIS)
Working together with ACIS managing leadership, we entirely redesigned and rebuilt their content-rich website.
Cut the Crap NYC
Interactive long-scrolling “microsite” for Riverkeeper’s NYC-based “Cut the Crap” Advocacy Campaign
NYU: Review of Law and Social Change
A seamless online archive for an archive of legal publications
Bringing an Archive to Life: N.Y.U. Review of Law and Social Change
Social Ink built a publications archive for the N.Y.U Review of Law and Social Change, a journal dedicated to addressing pressing social social issues from a legal point of view.
New Horizons for Outreach
Design and development for Outreach Development Corporation, a nonprofit providing care and support for those issues arising from substance use and behavioral health disorders
Outreach Development Corporation
Design and development for Outreach, a nonprofit providing care and support for those issues arising from substance use and behavioral health disorders
A Revamp for NYC Local 802
Associated Musicians of Greater New York, American Federation of Musicians Local 802 is an organized community of professional musicians in New York City. View the project details in our portfolio!
American Federation of Musicians NYC Local 802
A site overhaul for the musicians’ union of New York City
New Site Build for The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research
The Mark Foundation is a new foundation that combines translational cancer research with venture philanthropy. We worked with the foundation’s executive staff to build a new website from the ground up.
The Mark Foundation for Cancer Research
A brand new site for a foundation that funds innovative cancer research
The MWBE Accelerator: Using the Web to Create Opportunities
This fall, Social Ink teamed up with the Harlem Commonwealth Council to create branding and a visual identity for it’s MWBE Accelerator, a new web platform that supports minority and women owned businesses.