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Kafi Waters, Daniel Frishberg and Andrew Pendleton worked with Wiley Publishing on this add-on to the Society for Plastics Engineers site, in Drupal http://www.plasticsengineering.org/home
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Monica-Lisa Mills, Terry Brady, Ray Gurganus, and Brian Dunn helped on this new site for the Lutheran Volunteer Corps .

CITI is proud to have helped push some great climate initiatives forward this week. While 1sky and Earth Track are both awesome initiatives, I’ll lead with the one where you can win fabulous prizes –

1sky’s 1climate 1tweet contest is looking for your sweetest tweet on climate change to help fuel the fight for the the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act of 2009. The best tweet will adorn a 1sky t-shirt, and five finalists (including the most retweeted entries) will win prizes.

Look to EarthTrack.net for information on government subsidies for climate changing energy projects. It may seem a little wonky, but the roots of climate change are fertilized with pork. Admitting we have a problem is the first, crucial step towards change. All you have to win at this site is the planet you love.

I am so happy to be partnering with organizations doing this work, and proud of my colleagues here who’ve helped them realize their visions.

CITI is pleased to announce the recent launch of the new StreetSense.org website.  Popular local blog DCist featured the site launch on their website.  As many Washingtonians know, Street Sense is DC’s own street newspaper, providing opportunities for homeless vendors to earn money and share their stories and raising “public awareness on the issues of homelessness and poverty in the city.”

Street Sense partnered with CITI to design and develop a new website, built using Wordpress, that incorporates features such as an RSS feed, blog, easily-updated content, greater interactivity, homelessness news from around the web, and links to the Street Sense Twitter and Facebook accounts.  The project work was done at a steep discount, offering a small community organization the chance to affordably implement a new website and better combat and raise awareness of homelessness.  Check out the DCist post and the new Street Sense site!

Another Wordpress launch, this time for Jubilee Jobs of Washington.

The Livability Project, powered by WordPress,

and Gateway Arts District, powered by CITI CMS.

Let a butterfly fly in remembrance of someone you loved.

Memorial event on May 30.

Hat tip to our design partner Organic Design Works.

CITI’s Drupal team launched three sites in one today, for the Crop Science Society of America, the Soil Science Society of America, and the American Society of Agronomy.