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Viet Fellows Website

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Visit Site: www.vietfellows.org

Afro Urbanites

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Bringing the Noise for MLK

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Human Nature Flyer

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TWTRCON 2

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Download the MixTweet: Volume 2

Six months ago Anne Weiskopf, VP of Business Development for Modern Media, askedMVMT and Nick James Music to curate a mixtape for TWTRCON NY 2010, a one-day conference featuring case studies, workshops and mini tutorials about real-time tools from the world’s leading brands and social media practitioners. We dubbed the project “The MixTweet: Volume 1” and filled it with music inspired by the Twitter experience. The release was a success, serving as the background soundtrack to the day’s events. We heard Martha Stewart was tapping her foot to Blitz the Ambassador’s “Something to Believe.”

Six months later, Weiskopf made a request for “The MixTweet: Volume 2,” so we partnered with the local tastemakers at 38th Notes to create the score for TWTRCON SF 2010. 38th Notes is founded by Coolhand Luke (aka Lukas Brekke-Miesner) and co-conspired with his brother Sean and best friend Niema Jordan. Together they’ve hammered their stake in the ground as the premier blog for music and entertainment in the Bay Area. A blog highlight is their “Bay Abridged” mixtape series where they showcase new music from local artists. Thus, making “The MixTweet: Volume 2” a special Bay Abridged Edition was fitting. Nick James, an Oakland native, pairs his music production and design artistry with activism and youth education. MVMT is chiefly cultivated by Rolando Brown, who leads a collective of MVMT MKRS that make valuable contributions to a variety of artists, community developers and social entrepreneurs. Together, we’ve combined to create a unique platform to showcase local Bay Area music talent.

The mixtape mimics the pace of our virtual movement, with a sonic funk and electronic pulse that’s reminiscent of the fast, collective flutter of our Twitter message exchanges. “MixTweet Volume 2″ highlights a diversity of talented Bay Area artists, with all new, exclusive music in a uniquely designed package. 100 CD’s will be given away by @hp_pc at the Envy Computer Station at the conference.

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TWTRCON is entirely focused on the business use of the real-time web. We produce the TWTRCON Business in Real-Time conference, a one-day event that features case studies from leading brands, workshops led by social media practitioners and mini tutorials about real-time tools. We also collect and publish social media business case studies, statistics and videos on our web site at TWTRCON.com. Our goal is to create a resource and a place — both online and at our events — where business people managing real-time strategies can exchange ideas and best practices.

TWTRCON is produced by Modern Media, a team of people dedicated to driving innovation in the media industry. We started out as an agency, and still work with many clients to produce events and marketing programs.

Glamourbaby Diaries

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Viet Fellows

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Red Bike & Green Website

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Red Bike & Green Branding

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About the Organization
Red, Bike and Green is a community-building collective of Black urban cyclists seeking to improve the physical and mental health, economy and local environment of African Americans by creating a relevant and sustainable Black bike culture.

Communications Services
I Create For A Living handles all communications for the company: messaging, management of social networking sites and public relations.

Design Services
I Create For A Living designed the logo, t-shirt, promotional materials, event flyers and web site. View the gallery below.

Support Youth Together

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About the Youth Together
Youth Together – formed in 1996 to fight violence and racism and to improve our schools and communities. Youth Together began as a multiracial consortium of five community agencies and in 2003 became an independent non-profit. Youth Together works with five high schools across the East Bay that includes: Richmond High School in Richmond, Castlemont Community of Small Schools in Oakland, Fremont Federation of High Schools in Oakland, Skyline High School in Oakland, and Youth Empowerment School (YES) in Oakland.

Support youth Together Fundraiser Campaign
This website was created in light of a string of micro donation campaigns modeled after disaster relief funds in the U.S. This site was created to promote small in kind donations. In the funding world it’s a universal truth that the people who have the least give the most, thus instead of devising a campaign to lure foundations and large donors, I created a means to message the current state of the organization and provide an easy way to help.

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