Added here http://drupal.org/node/127804 On 3/14/07, Gregory Heller <gregory@civicactions.com> wrote:
As per instructions on this page: http://drupal.org/drupal-services
I'd like to request that CivicActions, LLC be added to the List of Drupal Services Providers.
CivicActions, LLC http://www.civicactions.com info (AT) civicactions (DOT) com 2917 Ashby Ave. Berkeley, CA 94705 Phone: (510) 684-3180
Our description would/should read as follows:
CivicActions provides strategic consulting, technology planning, visual and information design, and web solutions for content management, on-line/off-line communities, constituent relationship management, e-advocacy, e-canvass and online fundraising tools. Our services empower distributed networks to protect the environment, advance peace, improve public health, promote education, champion social and economic justice and increase human potential.
CivicActions has deployed more than 40 Drupal powered websites since March of 2005, ranging from basic promotional sites to complex e-commerce, multi-media and political websites. Our clients include ShiftInAction, Jim Hightower and the Hightower Lowdown, Public Interest Pictures, Jerry Brown, ACLU.TV, AlGore.org and many others.
We strive to build upon and improve existing modules when possible. As appropriate we fund or write custom modules, always with the goal of returning the code to the broader Drupal community. Our recent contributions include: MediaMover http://cvs.drupal.org/viewcvs/drupal/contributions/modules/media_mover/, Views Faster Search <http://dev.civicactions.net/moin/ViewsFastSearch> http://drupal.org/project/views_fastsearch, Release Monitor<http://dev.civicactions.net/moin/ReleaseMonitor> http://drupal.org/project/releasemonitor, Selenium http://drupal.org/project/selenium and NINA http://drupal.org/project/nina and many others (Views Alpha Pager, Coder Module, Date Range, Filter Block, PHP Free Chat)
The CivicActions Team consist of experts practicing in strategic consulting, infromation architecture, user experience design and testing, systems engineering, graphic design, project management. CivicActions team members live where they want have a flexible work schedule work for clients they are passionate about. This flexibility tends to attract "Renaissance" men and women: people who – in addition to their passion for technology – are also literacy activists, Appalachian songwriters, personal transformation coaches, organic farmers, project managers by day/trapeze artists by night, and programmers with degrees in art and political science. We meet at least three times each year for full team retreats in various places (recently in New Orleans, Amsterdam and Sonoma) and have regular engineering and project team retreats and sprints.
CivicActioners actively engage their communities and bring their interdisciplinary approaches into their work with technology. "Thinking outside the box"– a phrase corporations use to encourage innovation – is not something we try to do. We live it. As a policy http://www.civicactions.com/license, we honor freedom. All of our source code and materials are licensed under either GPL, AGPL or Creative Commons. By leveraging free and open source software we deliver the maximum value to our clients and team members alike.
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