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Free Range Studios is a messaging firm based in Washington, D.C. and Berkeley, California. They are notable for their services and films promoting social change. Contents Free Range Studios was founded by Jonah Sachs and Louis Fox in 1999 as Free Range Graphics. Sachs and Fox had been childhood collaborators on amateur film and video projects. After years of experimenting with various media, the pair decided to form a print design firm, working exclusively for non-profits who promoted social change. Within six months of its founding, Free Range was working on national campaigns for Earthjustice, SEIU, and Amnesty International.[1] Free Range began offering poster and brochure design, identities, annual reports and website design. To learn more about Free Range, Click Here.

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Update: Our Work for the Breakthrough Institute's Inaugural Conference

by: michael.filtz

10/12/2011 - 9:58pm

This is just a quick update to let everybody know about what the Next Agenda team has been doing. We spent a lot of the summer working with the Breakthrough Institute, covering their inaugural Breakthrough Dialogue conference, "Modernizing Liberalism." The conference, which was put on in conjunction with launch of a new journal, brought together dozens of top thinkers from a range of disciplines to figure out new ideas that could adapt liberalism to today's realities.

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