Past Participants

Web of Change connects a diverse community of leaders from across sectors, boundaries and countries. Here is a partial list of the 2010 participants from a variety of sectors and organizations:

Non-profit Organizations, Bloggers and Foundations:

Leading international and local NGO's as well as Foundations and bloggers working to be the change they wish to see in the world. A partial list of 2010 participants include: 

• Alberta Council for Environmental Education, Gareth Thomson
• Alliance for Climate Education, Emily Adler
• Alternatives for Community and Environment, Kalila Barnett
• Art is Change, Anasa Troutman
• Brighter Planet, Andrew Rossmeissl
• Center for Transformative Change, Angel Kyodo Williams
• Ceres, Brian Sant
• Citizen Orange, Kyle De.Beausset
• Color of Change, Dani McClain
• Columbia Institute/Check Your Head, Randy Galawan
• Deezine, Daren McLean
• Diversity Matters, Angela Park
• Emergence, Ilana Weaver
• Emily Carr University, Alexandra Samuel
• Environmental Defence of Canada, Erin Charter
• Family Independence Initiative, Jesus Gerena
• Florida Immigrant Coalition, Juan Rodriguez and Maria Rodriguez
• Free Press, Neal Bastek
• Green for All, Bari Samad
• Help Sudan International, Nick Bailey
• Institute for Resources, Environment, and Sustainability, Susanna Haas Lyons
• International Centre for Science in Drug Policy, Michaela Montaner
• LeadNow, Jamie Biggar
• Mitchel Kapor Foundation, Mario Lugay
• National Day Laborer Organizing Network, B. Loewe and Sarahi Uribe
• Neighbors United for a Better East Boston, Gloribell Mota
• Network for Good, Julie Stofer
• New Organizing Institute, Matt Stempeck
• NRDC, Apollo Gonzales
• NTEN, Anna Richter
• One Percent for the Planet, Susan Comfort
• Pivot Legal Society, Peter Wrinch
• Presente.org, Favianna Rodriguez
• Project Hip Hop, Mariama White Hammon
• ProOxygen, Michael McGee
• Puente Movement, Carlos Garcia
• Rainforest Action Network, Nell Greenberg
• Ruckus Society, Adrienne Maree Brown
• Sierra Club, Michael Grenetz
• Slow Food USA, Sung E Bai
• SoChange, Mike Norman
• Sunlight Foundation, Jake Brewer
• tcktcktck, Heather Libby
• The Big Wild, Theo Lamb
• The Innocence Project, Matt Kelley
• The Urban Labs, Malia Lazu
• The Wilderness Society, Ted Fickes
• Third Wave Foundation, Mia Herndon
• Youth Line, Aniska Ali

Consultants, Agencies, Tech Vendors and Social Ventures:

Leading "social tech" agencies, consultants, tech vendors and social ventures dedicated to delivering world class solutions to the movement while they give back to it. A partial list of 2010 participants include:

• Adobe Systems, Duane Nickull
• Advomatic, Dylan Clear and Adam Mordecai
• Agentic Communications, Emily Birr and Phillip Djwa
• Affinity Bridge, Mack Hardy
• Big Room, Trevor Bowden
• Biro Creative, Nicholas Klassen and Tim Walker
• Capulet Communications, Darren Barefoot
• Care2, Jocelyn Harmon
• Charles Carter
• CivicActions, Ian Rhett
• Communicopia, Jason Mogus and Julia Watson
• Convergence Strategies, Suzanne Hawkes
• Deezine, Scott Borys
• EchoDitto, Michael Silberman, Tony Guzman and Ethan Winn
• Englin Consulting, Shayna Englin
• Fission Strategy, Cheryl Contee
• Free Flow Digital, Peter Davis
• Gott Advertising, Kevin Gottesman
• Groundwire, David Averill, Chris McCullogh and Neal Myrick
• Idelisse Malave
• Interaction Institute for Social Change, Gibran Rivera
• Jessy Tokan
• Jodie Tonita
• Make Believe, Nichola Moriatis
• Mobile Commons, Michael Sabat
• Nexia Design, Romina Wendell
• Octopus Strategies, Stephen Abbott
• Paperny Films, Audrey Mehler
• Progressive Technology Project, Arif Mandani
• Salesforce Foundation, Steve Andersen and Akhilesh Gupta
• Salsa Labs, Matt Wilson
• Sam Dorman
• SAP Business Objects, Julia Rodriguez
• ScoutSeven, Leda Dederich
• Sea Change Strategies, Alia McKee-Scott and Mark Rovner
• Stephanie Troeth
• Renewal, Joel Solomon
• The Engage Network, Alissa Hauser and Marianne Manilov
• Tumis, Jose Lopez
• Turbovision, Sara Bailey
• Turtlebox Productions, Cameron Hayduk and Kathleen Kelly
• Watershed Company, Brian Hiatt 
• YES Magazine, Adam MacKinnon