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ARCH Disability Law Centre

ARCH Disability Law Centre is a specialty community legal aid clinic dedicated to defending and advancing the equality rights of people with disabilities in Ontario. ARCH provides legal services to help Ontarians with disabilities live with dignity and participate fully in their communities. Agentic worked with ARCH staff to provide a comprehensive resource site for their diverse community. One of the things we are proud of is that it is a showcase of graphic and accessibility design. Browse it with a screen reader... you'll see... ;-P

The Roosevelt Institute

In much of its work, the Roosevelt Institute engages some of the fundamental policy challenges of our era, supporting people – young and old – who carry forward the courage and values that Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt brought to key points in the 20th century. With an eye on the future, the fellows of the Roosevelt Institute focus on important questions around how to frame and shift broad policy paradigms – not just narrow details that often dominate the day-to-day of policy making.

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Our support for Open Source - Thunderbird

Supporting open source is something we continue to try to do and even though often times we feel like we have a long way to go to give back, one recent piece we're pleased to help with is the new Spread Thunderbird site for Mozilla. http://spreadthunderbird.com/

It's a way that anyone can share the message of the countless hours of volunteer support that Thunderbird, which is the open source email program used by millions of people. It's a way that the openness on the web can be spread to everyone that might need it.

Hubert Florin is our talented designer and coder that designed the site, and hats off to the Mozilla Messenging team, especially Roland Tanglao for giving us this opportunity.

Melting Silos Development Project for Trans-media Content Projects

Agentic Communications, the National Film Board, and the SFU Praxis Centre for Screenwriters are launching the "Melting Silos" concept development program with the participation of Telefilm's Canada New Media Fund - Sectoral Assistance.
The goal of the Melting Silos Program is to connect local filmmakers and new media talent in a way that educates both parties and facilitates the development of project materials to be ready for production.
We're now seeking a small group of accomplished filmmakers and New Media production companies who would like to produce narrative web-based work.