Hi, I'm Ramya, YouTube's Non-Profits and Activism Specialist. I'll be posting here regularly to highlight the most compelling uses of video by non-profits and to let you know about interesting new programs or features that non-profits can leverage on YouTube . And, if you're eligible but you haven't yet taken the plunge, make sure to sign up for our YouTube Non-Profit Program , which we mentioned here early last year. It gives you greater uploading capacity, full "branded" channels, and more. chronicled their entire 2100-mile trip on YouTube , creating 35 videos about how Indians were tackling energy problems in rural villages, on college campuses, and in overpopulated cities.highlighted by Thomas Friedman in his Sunday New York Times column, belong to an organization called the Indian Youth Climate Network . As the group posted footage to YouTube, other people joined their movement. Says Friedman, "A Bollywood dance group joined at different stops and a Czech who learned about their trip on YouTube hopped on with his truck that ran on vegetable-oil waste."Indian Youth Climate Network's YouTube Channel .Posted by Ramya, YouTube Non-Profits and Activism Specialist
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