The Webby Awards is the leading international award honoring excellence on the Internet, and we’re absolutely over the moon that two of our client websites have been nominated. Help them win the People’s Voice Award by voting today. Voting closes this Thursday, May 6th.

Website design is an art, a science, and a testament of collaboration and creativity. Two outstanding examples of our team’s collaboration in the mission-driven space have been recognized with Webby Award nominations this year, and we are so incredibly proud of the work that everyone has done to make these sites shine and create impact and positive change in the world. Learn about the two sites and help their hard work get an extra mark of recognition by casting your vote for them today!

Talking About Race

The Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture

Award Category: “Diversity & Inclusion Websites & Mobile Sites”

VOTE FOR “TALKING ABOUT RACE”

Talking about race, although hard, is necessary. To provide tools and guidance to empower people’s journeys and inspire conversation about race, the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) developed “Talking About Race.” The website helps visitors tackle personal questions of reflection around racial awareness, perspective, and experience. 

Fighting Polluters Since 1970

The Natural Resources Defense Council

Award Category: “Sustainability & Environment Websites & Mobile Sites”

VOTE FOR “FIGHTING POLLUTERS SINCE 1970”

To mark its anniversary, the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) launched an immersive storytelling experience featuring powerful stories and moments from the last 50 years. The anniversary site allows visitors to explore NRDC’s impact stories in multiple ways, from experiencing the full chronological storyline with a smooth scrolling experience to using the menu to jump from particular areas of the timeline to another.

Congratulations again to all of our colleagues at NMAAHC and NRDC on these well-deserved nominations, as well as all the team members at Forum One who supported these two projects from inception to launch.