Movement Vision Lab, a project of the Center for Community Change,  seeks to support the progressive movement in creating a compelling vision through involving grassroots participants in forming that vision. The primary place that happens is on a web site, www.MovementVisionLab.org, that ifPeople developed.  That site was used as the main online participation tool at a presidential caucus with over 5,000 people on December 1! The site provides interactive features for sharing and rating ideas that will form a vision for the progressive movement. You can read about the praises and feedback from the newsmedia and blogosphere here, here, and here. We were glad to see that with nearly six thousand unique visitors on one day blogging, commenting, uploading and viewing video...the site did great! Congrats to the MVL team!

In other news...maybe you have also noticed that climate change talk this year has been increasingly prominent - and the time for policy action is immediate! ifPeople is also glad to support the US Climate Action Network, a network of over sixty organizations working on policy solutions, with a new web site providing a platform for online collaboration and information sharing. Check out their site, www.USClimateNetwork.org, and coverage of the talks in Bali, where over 100 members from the network participate.

For more examples of ifPeople's client sites, see our recent sites.