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Increasing Access to Education in Developing Countries
Justin Toupin June 13, 2013
Last week we launched the Center for Education Innovations, an online platform that provides data, context, and analysis for education programs all over the world.

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Stanford+Connects
Justin Toupin April 24, 2013
This December, the Stanford Alumni Association selected Aten Design Group as its design and development partner to help build the digital counterpart for Stanford+Connects, an amazing program of alumni events being rolled out over the next several years. With events scheduled for major cities all over the world, plus a compelling series of releases planned for the web, Stanford+Connects aims to bring the very best of Stanford together all over the world — both physically and online. Last week, we launched Phase 1 of the digital experience.

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World Resources Institute: Aqueduct
Justin Toupin February 05, 2013
Last week we helped the nonprofit World Resources Institute (WRI) launch Aqueduct, an online tool for mapping the state of fresh water around the world. Called "A One-Stop Shop for Water Worries" by NYTimes.com blogger Rachel Nuwer, Aqueduct provides in-depth analysis tools for one of the most critical strategic resources of our time: water.

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2012 Highlights
Justin Toupin January 24, 2013
Happy New Year! We're just over three weeks in, and last year already feels so... well... last year. Before we get too far into 2013, I wanted to take a moment and run through some of the highlights from 2012.

To our clients, to my colleagues, and to everyone else who helped make 2012 everything that it was: Thank You! Here's to a successful, rewarding 2013.

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Treasure Trek - A JavaScript Game Powered By Drupal
Garrett Dawson December 05, 2012
Over the past eight years, Aten has had the privilege of working with the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation to design, develop, and maintain the Kids Zone, an online experience that leverages imaginative characters, games, activities, and interactive storytelling to engage kids with colonial content. We're thrilled to introduce the latest Kids Zone addition: Treasure Trek, a fun and educational online scavenger hunt that is built on some great web technologies.
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Redesigning JAARS.org
Ken Woodworth November 16, 2012
In 2009 we launched a new JAARS.org website with a design that moved the JAARS brand forward and helped them communicate their role in providing practical support for Bible translation. But like anything on the web, over time it became clear that the site was in need of a redesign. The goals of the site, and the organization, had changed and a new design was needed to reflect those changes. It is with great pleasure that we would like to introduce you to the new JAARS.org.

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More on the Center for Investigative Reporting
Lydia Toupin July 10, 2012
The Aten team recently completed a redesign project for cironline.org. Our CEO, Justin Toupin, wrote about the launch a few months back. CIR, the Center for Investigative Reporting, is a nonprofit organization devoted to in-depth reporting, often covering issues of injustice and abuse of power taking place around the world.
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Roosevelt Institute's Fully Operational ND2.0
Lydia Toupin June 07, 2012
This week, eight weeks after we completed Roosevelt Institute’s ND2.0 project, the redesigned blog is brimming with current posts and activity. ND2.0, or Next New Deal, is a blog fostered by supporters of the Roosevelt legacy and acts as a community think tank for progressive leaders and communicators endeavoring to restore America to economic and social balance.
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OpenAid: A Drupal Distribution for NGOs and Non-Profits
Justin Toupin April 12, 2012
Today we published the first recommended release for OpenAid, a Drupal 7 distribution created to help non-profits, NGOs, and international development projects create program-focused websites quickly. The platform provides simple, baseline features commonly needed in the field of international development -- including home page image carousels, multi-author blogs, project profiles, mapping, image galleries, a basic responsive theme, and more. You can download the code, give feedback on OpenAid’s features, and contribute to the project at http://drupal.org/project/openaid.
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DrupalCon Denver: Aten's Highlights
Jon Clark March 31, 2012
Last week the annual North American DrupalCon was held here in Denver. The Aten team was involved with DruplaCon Denver in a variety of ways last week and the months leading up to the event.

Aten Design Group was chosen by the Drupal Association as the design lead for DrupalCon Denver. We worked with the local community to create the branding, website design, and over one hundred other assets, including signs, banners, badglets and presentation templates.
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