Spotlight: We helped bring Jose Antonio Vargas's story to light in a way that was personal, and challenged Americans to consider how we "Define American." Two weeks after launch, the campaign’s NYT Magazine feature,"Outlaw: My Life as an Undocumented Immigrant," was the single most shared story on the Internet and went on to be featured on the cover of TIME Magazine. The campaign:

• encouraged the sharing of thousands of stories of other undocumented Americans;
• engaged notables such as Stephen Colbert, Hillary Clinton, DREAM activists, and the Republican mayor of Uvalda, Georgia;
• inspired President Obama’s language in his announcement on immigration policy and work permits for undocumented young people.

Spotlight: Communities United for Police Reform's "WhereIAmGoing" campaign was one of the biggest video campaigns of the year. We designed and developed a video microsite for this campaign, and collaborated with Fenton Communications to provide online analysis, strategic recommendations, and content messaging. This campaign:

• was featured on The Last Word with Lawrence O’Donnell, Upworthy (twice!), and other sites
• collectively received over 282,000 views on the videos, with two of them surpassing 100,000 views each;
• celebrated major wins during the campaign including a judge ruling that Stop and Frisk violated constitutional rights of minorities in NYC, and the Community Safety Act passed the NYC coucil.

Spotlight: Everytown for Gun Safety asked us to help launch a national movement to wear orange on National Gun Violence Awareness Day. We built a microsite featuring a custom social sharing tool that allowed users to upload a picture of themselves, overlay an orange filter and the campaign’s logo, and share why they were pledging to #WearOrange on Facebook and Twitter. This campaign:

• earned support from ordinary people across the country for gun safety laws by wearing orange;
• got politicians, celebrities and athletes — including Russell Simmons, Elizabeth Warren, Katie Couric, The New York Mets and many others — to post photos showing their support for the movement;
• achieved trending for #WearOrange globally on Twitter.

Spotlight: We helped Planned Parenthood Texas Votes with their Digital Day of Action on May 7th, 2015. In a sprint campaign to build upon their most recent in-person lobbying efforts, we helped them build a Digital Day of Action with a successful Thunderclap — an ideal platform for a short term local digital action.

• In just one day we achieved 338 actions, reaching over 190,956 people.
• The hashtag #NoShame was trending in Texas by noon on May 7th and the Thunderclap messages dominated the hashtag #TXLege.