THE NEXT AMERICA

Top Web Sites, Bespeaking Diversity

'12 Webby Awards honor sites that address ways America is changing.

By Stephanie Czekalinski

Updated: May 22, 2012 | 1:19 p.m.
May 22, 2012 | 12:49 p.m.

The International Academy of Digital Arts and Science’s announced the best sites on the web earlier this month. Check out winners and nominees in categories relvant to the way America is becoming more diverse.

Best Use of Photography

God's Lake Narrows
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum  (Also recognized among for Cultural Institutions)
Starved for Attention

Best Use of Video or Moving Image
Asos Urban Tour

Best Visual Design - Aesthetic
Coming Out

Blog - Political
Impatient Optimists

Charitable Organizations/Non-Profit
The Pine Ridge Story
Sesame Workshop

Education
Google Science Fair

Employment
Glassdoor

Government
Slavery Footprint
The Civil War: 150 Years

Law
CitizenshipWorks

Youth
It Gets Better Project

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