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The New and Improved AmnestyUSA.org

May 11, 2011 at 7:04 PM

We are thrilled to announce the re-launch of the Amnesty International USA website!  The new site will make it easier for you to stay up-to-date on the latest human rights news and find opportunities to make a difference.  Here’s some of what you’ll find:

  • Improved online action center where you can send urgent messages to help people at risk
  • The latest in-depth reports from our researchers on the ground
  • Easy ways for you to get involved with Amnesty in your community
  • Interactive news room to stay on top of the latest human rights news
  • Expanded issues and campaigns sections where you’ll find human rights information and activism tools
  • Spotlight on the victories you help make possible

We hope the new site is both informative and helps you become a better human rights activist.  Please let us know what you think and how we can improve in the comments below!

We Need Your Input to Improve Our website!

August 16, 2010 at 10:00 AM

The www.AmnestyUSA.org Website

We’re planning some improvements to our website (www.AmnestyUSA.org) and need your help.

Please take five minutes to share your opinion about our website for the chance to win a free Amnesty International tote bag.

Amnesty’s millions-strong global movement has worked to protect human rights worldwide for nearly 50 years. Our website has been an increasingly important tool for enlisting help from you and countless others to achieve extraordinary human rights victories.

As a grassroots organization, it’s essential that we get our supporters’ input to shape important decisions about our web site. That’s why we’ve put together this short survey to get your take. To show our appreciation, five lucky respondents will win a free Amnesty International tote bag.

By filling out this survey, you’ll strengthen how we communicate with our supporters and increase our impact. We promise to keep all of your answers completely confidential.

Thanks for all your support and feedback.

– Milo, Kyra, Jen, Petra, Ellie, David, Stu, the Amnesty International USA Web Team