DrupalCon Austin 2014: WEBSITES FOR THE MIDDLE CHILD- HOW OPENAID IS HELPING MID-SIZED NON-PROFITS
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In this session, the speaker explores OpenAid, a Drupal distribution designed for non-profit and aid organizations to effectively showcase their work. The talk highlights the collaboration with various groups, ranging from high-profile organizations like The New Climate Economy and K4Health to grassroots initiatives focused on housing rights. The speaker outlines how OpenAid addresses the needs of organizations that require more than just a basic website by offering enhanced features such as project mapping, image galleries, and a resource library. Additionally, the discussion includes the transformative impact of transitioning to OpenAid and the specific redesign and development process undertaken for OpenAid 2.0 with a grassroots partner.
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