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Graphic design and web development by a non-profit, for non-profits.

CEDC is a 501c3 nonprofit organization that partners with other non-profits on graphic design and web development projects.

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We also host groups for meeting space or overnight rooms in our building in Washington, DC.

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sofie.org

sofie.org

SOFIE (Schools Online For Interactive Education) is the website of the Network of Sacred Heart Schools. It serves as an information point about the association of twenty-one Sacred Heart schools across the United States, including clickable maps and information about the schools, as well as frequently updated news and events.

We initially helped them build their site in 2005 and it is managed day-to-day by an administrator on their end via a browser-based administration panel. We recently helped upgrade the site from Joomla 1.0 to Joomla 1.5.

afjn.org

afjn.org

We recently helped Africa Faith and Justice Network refresh the website that we helped them develop back in 2006. The site allows them to manage their news items and events, as well as donations, subscribtions and advocacy email blasts through integration with Democracy in Action. The photos in the rotating headers are courtesy of CRS and we've also integrated some subtle African textures into the background.

NIJC website refresh

NIJC website refresh

The National Immigrant Justice Center worked with us a few years ago to develop their website and we recently helped them upgrade the site from Joomla 1.0 to Joomla 1.5, with some minor thematic polishing. In addition to porting the information over to the new software and updating various extensions that are in use, we integrated the template with their Democracy in Action account so their online advocacy tools  through DiA would match the look and feel of their own site.

RSCJ International

RSCJ International

The static HTML site we had helped the Sisters of the Sacred Heart build years earlier had grown to such a point that we began looking for an easier way to manage the content. The site is largely translated into three languages (French, Spanish, and English) and so each update was requiring much more effort than was necessary.