adital ela

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Tel Aviv, Israel

Adital Ela is a sustainability designer and teacher, founder and CEO of S-SENSE DESIGN, and a TEDfellow. She holds 15 years of experience in designing products and in creative direction and management of design teams and projects in various design fi... view more

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The Muslims Are Coming! by Negin

THE MUSLIMS ARE COMING! follows a band of Muslim-American comedians on a standup tour across the US. You will laugh at these Muzzies!
- Documentary
- New York, NY
- 118% funded $47,356 pledged
- 579 backers
- Funded May 26, 2012
From the Shore to the Seafloor: Living Sea Sculpture deploys by Colleen Flanigan

An artistic Biorock® coral refuge will be installed in the underwater museum, MUSA, in the National Marine Park of Cancun, Mexico.
- Sculpture
- Cancún, Mexico
Funding Unsuccessful (03/15/2012)
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The Nile Project by Meklit Hadero

A cross-cultural initiative bringing together musicians from the Nile countries to perform along the river and around the world.
- World Music
- San Francisco, CA
- 111% funded $11,192 pledged
- 189 backers
- Funded Feb 01, 2012
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Moving Windmills - Documentary Film by Ben Nabors & Tom Rielly

Moving Windmills is a feature-length documentary that tells the true story of William Kamkwamba, a young innovator from Malawi, Africa.
- Documentary
- New York, NY
- 278% funded $111,545 pledged
- 376 backers
- Funded Jan 08, 2012
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Brand New Windowfarms- Vertical Food Gardens by The Windowfarms Project

Grow fresh food in your windows even during the winter without dirt! Hitting $200K goal gets them sustainably produced in the USA!
- Food
- Brooklyn, NY
- 514% funded $257,307 pledged
- 1,577 backers
- Funded Dec 07, 2011
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We Are Many - a feature length documentary film by Amir Amirani

We Are Many is a feature length documentary on the story and legacy of the biggest protest in history, which took place on 15 Feb 2003.
- Documentary
- London, United Kingdom
- 131% funded $92,029 pledged
- 658 backers
- Funded Dec 13, 2011
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ABACUS @ Sundance Film Fest 2012 by Lars America Jan

ABACUS is a visually immersive multimedia presentation about the future of national borders and how contemporary persuasion works.
- Performance Art
- Park City, UT
- 101% funded $18,550 pledged
- 217 backers
- Funded Dec 10, 2011
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The Ludlow Project - Saving Hot Metal Typecasting History by International Printing Museum

We're rescuing a collection of 100 antique Ludlow Typecasting Fonts to catalog & organize into our working collection for you to use!
- Design
- Los Angeles, CA
- 103% funded $11,377 pledged
- 181 backers
- Funded Nov 19, 2011
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50,000 Bones, Route 66 and a 2 min. Film by One Million Bones

Albuquerque lays down 50,000 Bones for Sudan, Burma and Congo
- Art
- Albuquerque, NM
- 101% funded $25,435 pledged
- 175 backers
- Funded Aug 23, 2011

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The Muslims Are Coming! by Negin

From the Shore to the Seafloor: Living Sea Sculpture deploys by Colleen Flanigan

The Nile Project by Meklit Hadero

Moving Windmills - Documentary Film by Ben Nabors & Tom Rielly

Brand New Windowfarms- Vertical Food Gardens by The Windowfarms Project

We Are Many - a feature length documentary film by Amir Amirani

ABACUS @ Sundance Film Fest 2012 by Lars America Jan

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50,000 Bones, Route 66 and a 2 min. Film by One Million Bones

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