I just donated a website to Slutwalk DC. Because sluts say yes, and no means no.

Background on SlutWalks.

The Center for Torture Accountability is launching its second project today: the Bradley Manning Torture Accountability Project.

I hope that the Bradley Manning website proves to be a great resource for researchers, the media, human rights attorneys, and grassroots activists.

The Center for Torture Accountability is now relaunched in Drupal 7.

Design by Annie Kim, theming and site building by Scot Self.

I am pleased to announce that Inner File Software just launched the new website for MERIP, the Middle East Research & Information Project. The full magazine is now online, available to all print subscribers.

The site is built in Drupal 6 and has a significant amount of work done in UberCart. Subscribers can purchase and renew their accounts online. There are two types of subscribers: individual and institutional. Institutional subscribers (universities) are automatically authenticated via IP address, so they don't even need to log in when connecting from campus.

We hope that MERIP's move, putting their magazine online, proves to be successful for them. We think they have a pretty great platform for managing their new website.

If you need any Drupal web design in Washington, DC, please get in touch with Inner File.

My company, Inner File Software, just re-launched our website with Drupal 7.

Props to Scot Self for getting the theming and views all set up. The design dates back almost five years, and all credit goes to Cesar Maxit of RVLTN Design.

The Campaign to Keep Franklin Shelter Open is now the Campaign to Reopen Franklin Shelter, and has a new website to go with its new mission.

The original campaign website was based on my proprietary content management system, which I have since retired. The new website is based on, of course, Drupal.

I am pleased to announce the launch of Virtuarte.com. The site allows artists from Africa, South America, and Asia to sell their art worldwide. These pieces of art are expressions of traditions and customs that, in some places, are at risk of slowly dying out. A goal of the site is to revive these traditional arts. The founder of Virtuarte, Deborah E. Myers, came from an international development background and founded the site out of a desire to improve the economic quality of life for women and children.

Joint Concepts, a local justice oriented multimedia firm, managed the development of the site. My company, Inner File Software, was brought in to assist with the final details before launch. The project was nearly complete and we essentially just lent our Drupal expertise to help tidy things up for launch. The launch was flawless and Joint Concepts was a pleasure to work with.

Inner File Software, my company, dedicated to levelling the technological playing field for organizations working for justice, is pleased to announce the launch of the DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence's new website. The website is powered by open source software from the operating system, Linux, to the content management system, Drupal, and everything in between. You can read the details of the project here.

Because domestic violence sucks ass, yo.

I am pleased to announce the launch of the Atlantic Southeast Airlines Campaign's website, because unions rock. Entire stack is open source software.