Programs

Virtual Activism offers the following services to eligible nonprofit organizations:

• Training in web development, and the use of new technologies, hence rendering NGO staff independent. We offer basic and intensive training

• Training on writing email action alerts / e-press releases / e-campaigns through our structured Training Manual and our online workshops.

• Consulting services regarding NGO strategic plans.
  
  
• Web design, implementation and development at no cost for eligible organizations. We encourage the use of content management systems such as Drupal.

Eliqibility Requirements

To benefit from our programs, we have some basic eligibility requirements:

Please read the following carefully before applying to Virtual Activism. Virtual Activism will only support

• Nonprofit organizations whose principles agree with the principles upon which Virtual Activism was founded. Those principles include belief in freedom of expression, freedom of belief, democracy, human rights, and women's rights.
• Nonprofit organizations located anywhere in the world, provided that they have low budgets and could not afford to pay for web design.
• Nonprofit organizations whose work involves rights-related or development-related activities and whose principles agree with the principles upon which Virtual Activism was founded.
• Individuals conducting campaigns for liberal and democratic causes.
• Virtual Activism will not provide services to any organization or individual that promote hatred, hate speech, discrimination based on race, gender or religion.
• Virtual Activism reserves the right to deny its services to anyone without providing reasons for its denial.
• Virtual Activism reserves the right terminate its partnership and services with any organization or individual without providing reasons for doing so.

Virtual Activism reserves the right to deny services to any organization or individual without providing reasons.

If you have read the following carefully and agree to it, please email us at
info [at] virtualactivism.org