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UK Catalyst Awards: Winners to learn from!

Britt Bravo is on a much-deserved vacation, so I'm stepping in for her to keep news and information about the social change web coming your way!

The UK Catalyst Awards highlight examples of individuals or groups putting social technology to use in connecting people and doing good. "It doesn't matter if you're a community group, a charity, in business, or just doing something smart in your own time – we can all do our bit." These stories offer ideas and inspiration about innovative uses of social technology that you or your organization can learn from.

But who won? The eight winners include:

Could a local social change site knock off Facebook for the social networking Webby?

Change Everything - the site we built for Vancity Credit Union - never seems to run short on surprises.

Shortly after it launched in 2006, a self-organized drive delivered more than 70 big bags of warm clothing to homeless shelters in Vancouver's downtown east side. Not long after, a Change Everything member called EnviroWoman captured our imaginations (and those of folks like WorldChanging and The Guardian) with her tales of living plastic-free for a year.

Linden Lab 2007 Innovation Awards

According to the Second Life Insider blog, Linden Labs, the creators of Second Life, are accepting nominations between now and July 22nd from the Second Life open source community for the 2007 Linden Lab Innovation Awards.

Here is how it is going to work:

Top 7

The 2006 conference was great and I think the organizers had a great idea to make N2Y2 focus on 20 great projects. Everyone is going to learn a ton.

Here are my top 7 proposals:

Join the NetSquared Innovation Fund Award Gabbly Chat

Have you been thinking about nominating a project for a NetSquared Innovation Fund Award but aren't sure if it is a fit? Or did you already submit a project proposal and want to know how to

Tech Museum Awarding $250,000 to Innovators Using Technology to Benefit Humanity

The Tech Museum will be awarding $250,000 to innovators using technology to benefit humanity. Previous winners of $50,000 cash prizes include MIT OpenCourseWare, Malnutrition Matters and the Hib Vaccine Team. Nominations are due by April 3, 2006.


Visit www.techawards.org

The Tech Museum Awards is a unique and prestigious program that honors and awards innovators from around the world who use technology to benefit humanity in the categories of:

  • Education
  • Equality
  • Economic Development
  • Environment
  • Health

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