Check out the CTC-built site for the AACTION Autism team at http://www.aactionautism.org.  The site offers resources and connection opportunities for parents, teachers, and professionals around the world working in their region's autism community.

CTC is happy to announce the launch of MapTogether, a new portal and associated consulting practice for nonprofit GIS and mapping tools, created by several current and former members of CTC's GIS/Mapping Team.  MapTogether provides nonprofit mapping and GIS-related resources to the nonprofit community, including free articles and documentation, live training events, software, and services.  The CTC team wishes the MapTogether team the best of luck as they fulfill their mission of "mapping the world a better place!"  :)

A CTC development team recently completed a long and intensive overhaul of the Skokienet Community Network, a national award-winning community w

CTC team member Jim Craner co-presented a session with CTC alum Rebecca White at this week's Content Management Systems Exposition 2009, held in Evanst

Congratulations to GIS Team Lead Jim Craner who presented a packed session at this year's Nonprofit Technology Conference in San Francisco: "Free and Low-Cost Mapping Tools."  The session,

CTC is pleased to announce the launch of one of our latest projects, the Illinois Art Fair Directory.  The Directory, sponsored by t

We're happy to announce that we have released new officially-supported versions of Location.module and Gmap.module for Drupal, which allow organizations using Drupal to:

"The UI-based WiderNet Project will host a Web design expert from the Chicago Technology Cooperative for a series of discussions on using contemporary Web content management systems to create digital communities.

David Eads will speak on contemporary information technology, social justice and Web design for nonprofit organizations..."

Congratulations and many thanks to the organizing committee and volunteers for the first ever Drupal Camp Chicago, held last weekend at t

We recently posted a brief writeup of the CiviCRM/CiviMember project we completed this summer for the Linux Foundation: