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This is the third of a four-part series in which you will find excerpts from twenty participant impact evaluations provided one year after the February 15, 2011 TechSoup Global Contributors Summit.

On May 23, 2012, the United States Embassy in Romania’s Deputy Chief of Mission Duane Butcher spoke at the launch of the TechSoup Restart Romania project "Bani Pierduti.”

Read TechSoup Community-Driven Innovation organizer Alicja Peszkowska’s post on the NetSquared Blog for a roundup of hope in dark times, as civil society continues to crowdsource and data map citizen action around the world.

So what happened to Restart Romania, are those sites evolutionizing citizenship yet?  Romania was out rioting to kick off the new year, protesting various things, where were the Restarters?

There are now one million different apps in the world according to The New York Times, including those created by NGOs and developers who are customizing software to allow people to connect, educate and stay engaged with their constituencies.

Our staff in Warsaw report on international protests parallel to those against SOPA (the Stop Online Piracy Act) directed at ACTA<

Heba Gemal is an Egyptian, formerly with Google in the U.S., who became highly engaged with events in Egypt and who is now a senior global network partner manager with TechSoup Global, based in the Fundacja TechSoup office i

Inspired not tired, here’s my story of our launch in Malaysia December 4-6 after TechSoup Asia recently began in Singapore.

Day 1: NGOs in Malaysia

December 13 marked an evolutionary moment, check out this video webinar (with guest Todi Pruteanu from Microsoft Romania) as we explored the technology which made Restart Romania a su

The American Ambassador to Romania, Mark Gitenstein, took the time to offer this comment on my Huffington Post article about the Restart Romani