CRS

cpelham — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 03:05:18 +0000

CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) is a non-religious, spiritual community center, wherein individuals from all walks of life, including student and professional artists and non-artists alike, can realize their true creative potential. Located just south of Union Square in New York City’s East Village, its doors are open to anyone that needs help that they may discover that they can help others. This mission is based on the principles of A Course in Miracles, and especially on the idea that we are, fundamentally, spiritual and creative beings with limitless power and limitless ways of expressing ourselves and that all of our creations are the expression of universal beauty.

About Our Programs

In keeping with this mission, CRS (Center for Remembering & Sharing) offers many programs designed to provide people with an opportunity to remember and experience this fundamental truth about themselves. Types of programs include meditation, counseling, mind/body/spirit healing therapies based on A Course in Miracles as well as other kinds of holistic healing practices, art/dance/drama therapies, art technique and composition training, artist residencies, mentoring, artist services, and opportunities to present, perform, exhibit or publish. The Center maintains a gallery space and boutique in its lobby and produces a performance series (contemporary dance, butoh, theatre, video, clown, puppetry. music). In 2006, CRS began producing and publishing a catalog of spiritual books, CDs, and other literature.

The Whole Grains Council

primal_c — Mon, 11 Feb 2008 16:53:08 +0000

Website redesign for The Whole Grains Council - www.wholegrainscouncil.org- a non-profit consumer advocacy group working to increase consumption of whole grains for better health.

The Whole Grains Council has achieved great success with it’s whole grain stamp, which was named “Packaging Innovation of the Year” in 2006 and is used by companies like General Mills, Kashi, Quaker Oats and Nestlé.

Our goal was to create a user-friendly space where consumers, educators, food service professionals and food companies could go to get involved in the whole grains movement. The site features in-depth information about whole grains, as well as recipes and a product finder to help consumers find products with whole grains.

A members only section allows members to download stamp graphics for use on products and submit their products for review and inclusion on The Whole Grains Council website. We also integrated CiviCRM to allow the Whole Grains staff to manage member information, and used Workflow to help the Whole Grains staff manage the membership and product approval process.

We welcome comments and are happy to share our insights into the development process. See you in Boston!

Drupalcon Boston 2008 - nutrition

CRS

The Whole Grains Council