We strongly share your commitment to social and environmental issues and, as you’ll see by our portfolio, much of our work is with NGO’s, non-profit organizations and government agencies.
Since 1998, we’ve been producing web sites, CDs, DVDs, Flash animation and PowerPoint Presentations for dozens of organizations dealing with topics such as:
- HIV/AIDS Prevention
- Gender issues
- Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Safe Motherhood
- Environmental Issues
- Human Rights
- Basic Education
- Sustainable Development
- Protecting Biodiversity
- Poverty Reduction
- Social Development
We have prepared a special select portfolio to highlight our work with these organizations.
 Our NGO clients also profit from our work in the corporate world. Over the past 10 years, we have gained extensive experience in design, e-commerce and electronic media production working on commercial and corporate projects. We apply the experience and technologies gained from those projects to our NGO projects, infusing them with power they need to compete on a global scale World Wide Web.
While being primarily programmers, designers and technicians, we strongly share your commitment to social and environmental issues. As you’ll see by our portfolio, much of our work is with NGO’s, non-profit organizations and government agencies.
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Phase 1 of the new TransFair Canada (TFC) web site is now live. TFC promotes Fair Trade goods in Canada to improve the livelihood of developing world farmers and workers. Expression will be working on Phase II of the site during the 1st quarter of 2010. The TFC site is built using the Drupal open-source CMS. 
Teaming up again with Hamelin Martineau, Expression has produced a new version of the SickKids Lottery website. This fund-raising lottery benefits the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. These lotteries are held about 2 to 3 times a year, each time with a different site. Expression has produced all versions the site in the last 2 years. 
In addition to working with Columbia University’s ICAP department, Expression has begun work to redesign and rebuild the Columbia Center for Homelessness Prevention Studies (CHPS) website. The new site will be fully supported by Firefly (Expression’s content-management system).