and methods of Invisible Children. It was alleged that the NGO cooperated with the Army of Uganda by monitoring rebel movements and collecting reconnaissance from remote villages via radio. The film makers further alleged that the organization deliberately named a former local supporter as a coup plotter, leading to his arrest and torture at the hand of the state. Additionally, the claim of the organization being a grassroots movement was questioned by the film makers by exposing numerous financial links with US evangelical fundamentalists. Awards In 2007, Progressive Source Awards, awarded Invisible Children's TRI podcast as the Best Fundraising In 2008, Invisible Children was awarded the Human Security Award. In 2008, Invisible Children was awarded the People's Voice Webby Award. In 2008, Invisible Children received an award from the American Advertising Federation. In 2008, Invisible Children received one of the Summit Awards, specifically in the category of Summit Creative Award, for its Schools for Schools website and its Displace Me website. In 2009, in collaboration with Digitaria, Invisible Children received an award for The Rescue website from the Interactive Media Awards. In 2009, Invisible Children was nominated for the Think Social Award. In 2010 and 2011, Invisible Children won the Stay Classy Award for Most Effective Awareness Campaign. In 2011, The LRA Crisis Tracker (a joint project between Invisible Children, Resolve, and Digitaria) was awarded Best in Show at the 2011 MediaPost Creative Media Awards. In 2013, Kony 2012 was awarded "Digital Campaign of the Year" under Interactive Awards at SXSW. Filmography The organization's founding was catalyzed by Invisible Children, the documentary that the founders filmed and edited in 2003. References External links Invisible Children 501(c)(3) organizations Invisible Children Non-profit organizations based in San Diego Organizations established in 2004 2004 establishments in California Organizations for child soldiers