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751. The Double Bottom Line is a Farce: Social Performance Management in Pro-Poor Organizations
752. The Free Software Movement in Latin America
753. The Free and Open Non-Profit
754. The Humanitarian OpenStreetMap Project
755. The New Salesforce.com Nonprofit Template
756. The Power Vested in JQuery
757. The Present and Future of Tor in a Healthy Internet
758. The Specialists Guild - A New Approach to Software Testing
759. The State of Drupal 2013
760. The State of Joomla! 2012
761. The State of Mobile for Nonprofit Needs
762. The State of Mobile for Nonprofit Needs 2012
763. The State of Nonprofit CRM
764. The State of Online Activism in 2012
765. The State of Open Geo Hacking
766. The State of Open Source CRM for Nonprofits
767. The State of Open Source eAdvocacy
768. The State of Open Video
769. The State of SalesForce for Nonprofits
770. The State of Salsa: Empowering Online Activists
771. The State of the HTML Email
772. The Wonders of Git
773. The future of Drupal 7
774. The future of journalism
775. The realtime web: how new mediums effect organizing
776. The role of art
777. The state of open source content management systems
778. Things I Learned Doing Mobile Work in Africa
779. Threat Models
780. Tips for the aspiring Open Source Project
781. Tools for occupy-style online practices
782. Tools to Track Corporations
783. Top reasons not to care about information security
784. Tor2016
785. Tor Q&A
786. Tor Relay Setup
787. Tor and Anonymous Communications
788. Tour of the inside of the internet
789. Tracking Where Your Organization and Your Issues are Discussed Online
790. Tracking and challenging the emerging "Privacy Tech Industry"
791. Training: Advanced Drupal Theming
792. Training: Advanced Joomla!
793. Training: CiviCRM for Administrators and Advanced Users
794. Training: Creating Smarter Interfaces with jQuery and Drupal
795. Training: Customizing and Extending CiviCRM for Developers / Integrators
796. Training: Designing APIs in Ruby on Rails
797. Training: Drupal Security and Performance Tuning
798. Training: Intro to Ruby on Rails
799. Training: Introduction to CiviCRM
800. Training: Introduction to Drupal
801. Training: Introduction to Joomla!
802. Training Knowledge Share
803. Transforming institutions
804. Translating Across Knowledge Domains
805. Translation: How to
806. Translation Management
807. Transparency and Communication in Online Fundraising
808. Trauma-informed practices
809. Trump Watch database
810. USIP OSP Plugins
811. Understanding cultural parameters for inclusion of indigenous folks
812. Unifying narrative with a focus on Gaza ceasefire
813. Unleashing the Talent of Introverts
814. Unlocking the API potential of Google Apps
815. Usability Testing
816. User Experience Design and Testing
817. User research
818. User research 2.0
819. Using APIs to Collect Money Online
820. Using Drupal's CCK/Views
821. Using Jenkins to Manage Scripts
822. Using Mobile Phones to Make a Difference: The Ushahidi Project
823. Using Power Analysis to Identify Tech Tactics for Social Justice Campaign Strategies
824. Using Public Data Sources
825. Using SignOn.org to organize online and build your email list for free
826. Using Social Media to Build Your Base
827. Using Technology to Advance Conference Learning and Interaction
828. Using social media to connect and have conversations in red states
829. Using social media to get the word out and connect with your peeps.
830. Using technology to identify police who refuse to identify themselves
831. Using the Twitter API to analyze misinformation networks
832. Using the Web to Mobilize 5000 Simultaneous Events Across the Globe
833. Using Ægir
834. VIM for the Win!
835. Values-driven policy design
836. Vanity Metrics
837. Virtual Reality for Public Good
838. Virtual facilitation
839. Virtualization in Development Environments
840. Visioning and building the infrastructure we need
841. Visual Management tools for strategic planning
842. Visual language for storytelling
843. Visualizing Network Data to Keep Corporations Accountable
844. Visualizing governance processes
845. Vizualizing Processes & Data
846. Volunteer Hours and Drupal equals A Source of Incentive and Empowerment for Parks
847. Vote engagement technology
848. Ways to conduct user research in open technology
849. Ways to engage with entrenched power with subversive joy and integrity
850. Weaponizing Big Data
851. Weaving collective care in our work and activism
852. Web3, crypto and intersection with progressive values
853. Website developer collaboration
854. Well maintained information security curricula
855. What's New With Joomla!?
856. What's New With Plone?
857. What's New With Protest.net?
858. What's New with Drupal
859. What's new with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, and How Can You Help?
860. What Can You Do with a Mobile Phone This Year That You Couldn't Do Last Year?
861. What Do Activists Need?
862. What Do Nonprofit Open Data Standards Look Like?
863. What Does “Ethical Consulting” Mean in the Nonprofit Context?
864. What EFF is doing
865. What EFF is up to
866. What EFF is working on
867. What EFF is working on and what you can do to support them
868. What Electronic Frontier Foundation is up to, and how you can help
869. What Should a Nonprofit Technology RFP Look Like?
870. What Should a Nonprofit Web Site Cost in 2009?
871. What Ushahidi Has Learned in the Past Year
872. What can be better in Wordpress?
873. What does Strategic Hosting look like in 2012?
874. What does direct action look like online
875. What does effective leadership look like?
876. What is EFF up to and how can you help?
877. What is New With Drupal.org?
878. What is circuit riding
879. What is ethical consulting?
880. What is the State of "Nonprofit" Software?
881. What is up with EFF and how can you help?
882. What is up with Online Identity?
883. What is up with Online Identity in 2012?
884. What it Means to do Lean Startup
885. What it Takes to Win Online Campaigns
886. When Do New Social Media and Political Activists Converge/Match?
887. Who Are The Extraordinaries and What Are They Doing With My Phone?
888. Why Code Sprints? And How?
889. Why Local is the Next Big Thing in Online Advocacy
890. Why plenarys and panels suck
891. Wireless mesh networks in Somaliland
892. WordPress Optimization
893. Wordpress For the Win!
894. Wordpress Plugins
895. Wordpress as a poor person's CMS
896. Work Agreements
897. Worker Owned Cooperative and Allies Jam Session
898. Worker Owned Cooperatives
899. Worker owned cooperatives: Work agreements and accountability
900. Working With People Remotely Through Text
901. Working and communicating remotely
902. Working effectively on distributed teams
903. Working in the Asian context
904. Working open
905. Working with Non Allies
906. Working with neurodiverse people, and tips, tools, strategies, support for those of us with brains that need structure and systems
907. Writing2016
908. Writing Code to Visualize Networks
909. Writing Open Source Facebook Apps
910. You're doing it wrong. How to release free software so you'll get contributions.

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