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TechSoup Global, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was founded in 1987 on the belief that technology is a powerful enabler for social change. Since then, we’ve assembled a worldwide network of individuals and organizations that share this conviction. This network—one that you likely belong to—is working together to develop and share innovative solutions to our most urgent social challenges.

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Civil society, NGOs, charities, social benefit organizations—we go by many names, but we’re working towards a common goal: changing our communities for the better. We’re finding innovative ways to help where no infrastructure exists to do so. For our 200 staff and all of our partners, nothing is more important than supporting the individuals and organizations who are working in their communities for change. More

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Our network includes foundations and corporations, governments and NGOs, social entrepreneurs and volunteers, and each one contributes to the health and resiliency of civil society. Do you want to contribute? If you have technology to donate, expertise to lend, or financial support to give, please join our network.

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Lost (and Found) in Translation: My Experience at RightsCon (Part I)

From Expression to Listening by Marc Manashil, TechSoup Global Community Evangelist

A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity to participate in the Silicon Valley Human Rights Conference (a.k.a. RightsCon.org) sponsored by ACCESS-- an advocacy organization that focuses on digital and internet rights.
Is the Market for Refurbished Computers Going Away?

At last year's International Computer Refurbisher Summit (ICRS), an annual award was created in honor of Techsoup Global Recycling & Reuse Director

A Social Media Case Study: Where Did the Apathy Go? by Daniel Ben-Horin

The young Romanian guy looks at the camera and straight facedly enumerates the three contributions of his new website and specifically how it will benefit Romanian "regular Joes." The first contribution is,

"Regular Joe will learn from the website where bribe prices are lower and will use free market principles to get the price of bribery down, down, down."
Occupy, Digital Activism and Social Hacking

On the NetSquared blog, Alicja Pezkowska of our Warsaw-based team, Fundacja TechSoup, has been watching the Occupy/Indignantes/M-15 movement spread worldwide and has taken a critical look at the role of social media i

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A few words from our partners

New Zealand charities talk about the role technology plays in meeting their missions.

 

We’re a growing nonprofit just like you. Learn more about how we manage our own IT needs, and how we replaced sneakernet with Dell KACE.

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