About Us: Social Responsibility
Extending an open arm.
Cyber View has always felt that it is important to give back to the community around us. One of our focuses has been community outreach and below lists a few of the organizations we have worked with.
Primary Non-Profit Organization
National Safe Place is a national youth outreach program that educates thousands of young people every year about the dangers of running away or trying to resolve difficult, threatening situations on their own. This easily replicated community initiative involves the whole community to provide safe havens and resources for youth in crisis.
Cyber View has worked closely with National Safe Place since September 2000. In April of 2006, Cyber View provided National Safe Place with a dynamic web site solution. Our content management system was utilized to provide easy content maintenance for the National Safe Place staff in addition to dynamic profiles for their hundreds of coordinators throughout the United States.
Additional Non-Profit Organizations
Washington County Youth (WACY) Depression Awareness and Suicide Prevention, www.wacydasp.org was named and developed by youth in 2001. The Youth Risk Behavior Endowment, part of the MN Tobacco settlement funded the web site and a video project at its creation. Youth involved then, helped to create the web site that teaches youth about depression awareness and suicide prevention. The web site was promoted along with a video and teachers guide created and distributed to health classes throughout school districts in the county in 2002 and 2003. Today the web site provides positive education information for youth related to tobacco products, alcohol, drugs, depression awareness, and safe driving. The is also a section devoted to help parents communicate with their teenagers.
WACY was one of the initial organizations to use CyberStudio (Cyber View's content management system) when it was first released in May 2004. Cyber View is proud to support WACY and their mission.
WCCR - Extreme College Radio was established by a group of Cary Quadrangle (an all-male residence hall at Purdue University) residents in 1952. WCCR was the first totally student-run radio station at Purdue, as well as one of the original student radio stations in the Big Ten.
