We’re happy to announce the launch of the overhauled site of Health Professionals and Allied Employees, New Jersey’s largest union for Registered Nurses and health care professionals!
We’re happy to have helped Scholars at Risk bring their new home on the web to life. The site is a continuation of our work on websites for academics.
The Prisoner Reentry Institute’s new site represents Social Ink’s work in the space between nonprofits and legal jurisdictions.
The SARTs in Corrections site represents our collaboration with foundations and nonprofits working for justice in correctional environments.
Social Ink recently worked with Riverkeeper to launch their new web platform!
Social Ink is happy to announce the launch of the new HomeSmart NY website! See our portfolio for details.
HomeSmartNY is large network of professional, unbiased, nonprofit advisors that trains over 15,000 New Yorkers to be expert homebuyers every year. …
Congratulations to the IUCN Global Gender Office on the launch of their Energy Platform! See our portfolio for the details of our work with IUCN.
The G-REEN Energy Platform serves as a resource for sharing information on best practices and …
In spring 2015, Social Ink created a web platform for the Equity Project, a nonprofit organization that examines how issues of sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression affect youth as they move through the juvenile delinquency system. To overhaul …
Social Ink spearheaded the web design and development for the MacArthur Foundation’s major initiative working toward nationwide jail reform. Working alongside policy and research leaders at the Vera Institute of Justice, the website provides a staging platform for the grant-seeking competition, as well as issue-related resources, research and reports, and as an ongoing way to track progress by selected jurisdictions.
We’re thrilled to announce our recent work with the Safety and Justice Challenge, an initiative supported by the MacArthur Foundation with the laudable goal of changing the way America views and uses jails.
Social Ink spearheaded the web design …
Walgreens Gone Wrong is a consumer watchdog and advocacy site aiming to help Walgreens provide fair and honest services to their customers. Here is just one of their concerns:
A new study has found that more than three-quarters of Walgreens stores in some of America’s largest cities are consistently having trouble simply keeping the shelves stocked, while more than 90 percent of surveyed stores had mislabeled sale inventory.
Social Ink teamed up with Change to Win to design and develop the site, which uses a responsive framework to resize and position elements depending on screen or device resolution. In addition to responsive design, we implemented slideshows, embedded content, and a customized CMS backend for easy updates and upkeep. Read about all our work on the site on our portfolio entry, and make sure to check out the Walgreens Gone Wrong site for yourself!
This week we announce the launch of No More Cuts Illinois,an advocacy and grassroots organizing website fighting government cuts for home care and child care funding. This time-sensitive campaign is collecting signatures through a petition platform and urging those with stories to tell to share their experiences.
To learn more about our work on the project, see our portfolio entry.