Posted by crookednumber on March 5, 2009 at 3:26pm
Can Drupal save the world? Does this Drupal movement have a mission? Is Drupal moral?
Help me answer these question. I volunteer with a small, DC-based human-rights group. They run an overtaxed Wordpress site on a an overtaxed server. They have a new, better host. But I was thinking this week would be a perfect opportunity to help a needy non-profit, move the site to drupal, and answer the above questions.
Current site: http://uscampaignforburma.org/
Are you staying in DC on Saturday? Can you lend a few hours? Here's what I think we need:
- 1 or 2 drupal generalists, to give the staff a head start
- 1 designer and/or 1 themer, to move/improve the WP theme
- 1-2 people experienced in data porting, esp. WP
Anyone else who wants to help!!!
If you're interested, email me at david@crookednumber.com. Leave a comment below. Or hit me up on Twitter @crookednumber.
Thanks very much!
--Dave
Comments
Is Drupal Moral?
Please tell me you were at David Weinberger's talk today at DrupalCon DC - Is Drupal Moral? -> http://dc2009.drupalcon.org/node/4012
D.
I was!
Trying to market this effort by piggy-backing on his talk. Also trying to leverage some of Dries' thoughts yesterday.
interesting...
I've already missed this - very interesting. Has it happened?
I would like to offer our video player, which you can see here:
http://documentary.causecast.org/
The deal is that we can define the buttons on the side to point to donation pages, action pages. We are working with Jack Healey. You can see one of our videos here on the bottom of this page: http://www.humanrightsactioncenter.org/dyr/
Its going to be available for your org in a few weeks.
Ryan Scott
Causecast.org
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