Nick Rabinowitz is an Internet and information management consultant with a focus on non-profit organizations. A graduate of the Master's program at the UC Berkeley School of Information, my work covers a broad range of topics, including disaster response systems, user research, and visualization, that build on over 10 years experience working with web technologies. Recent work includes timemap.js and an information management project with UN OCHA. I am currently on a long-term consulting contract with the Women's Funding Network.
I spoke at a panel on geotemporal visualization at SXSW Interactive 2011 - you might be interested in checking out my slides.
Timemap.js is an Open Source Javascript library I wrote to help create maps and timelines that work together.
Read more >>I worked for Oxfam America from 2003-2005, leading the launch of a redesigned site that helped raise over $14M after the 2004 tsunami.
Read more >>CharityVis is a visualization of data from over 5,000 charities, built using Adobe Flex, that allows users to visually explore the nonprofit sector.
Read more >>As web editor for CARE.org, I managed a 135,000-member email list and helped launch the highly successful "I am powerful" campaign.
Read more >>The Sitrep Project was an academic research initiative with the UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to improve information sharing in disaster response.
Read more >>The MAPLight.org Contribution Map is a visualization of campaign contributions on a national map, built using Adobe Flex.
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