By Reid on 25 November 2009

Here are 50 awesome organizations to follow on twitter. Some are big time heavy hitters, others are small organizations. The beauty of twitter is it’s easy to hear from the whole range in one spot. Making the list definitely highlighted that I need to do some more research on the LGTB community on twitter. I’m [...]

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By Reid on 25 November 2009

I was talking to a friend the other day about how goofy the standards testing for kids in school is. I’ll try not to beat that horse too much here. I’m all for having formalized evaluation of performance. It’s good to know what you’re doing right and what you’re doing wrong. BUT it’s how you [...]

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By Reid on 24 November 2009

We’re going to be debuting at this year’s NoCoast Craft Fair. The event is December 4th and 5th at the Midtown Global Market. It’s an amazing event every year. There’s an incredibly diverse bunch of people selling handmade arts and crafts of all different kinds. We are honored to be included. We’ve got to hold on [...]

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By Reid on 14 November 2009

Southern Sudan Humanitarian (SSH) is a non-profit organization that helps the people of Southern Sudan rebuild their communities since sustaining damage during the region’s long civil war. SSH is run by volunteers, most of whom are Southern Sudanese residents themselves or Sudanese refugees in the United States. The organization works to help the [...]

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By Reid on 01 November 2009

I discovered the brilliant Benjamin Drummond and Sara Joy Steele via the Grants 4 Change from Nau Clothing (both the grant and the clothes are totally worth checking out). Their project is a called Facing Climate Change, and it’s a “long-term” documentary project.  They are addressing the climate change issue by – gasp – talking to [...]

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