A monthly roundup of our favorite nonprofit tech resources.

1. NPR reports that politicians are looking at social networking sites as just one more stop on the campaign trail. And Jon Stewart has his own commentary on this.

2. Microsoft’s "i’m" program. Get the latest version of Messenger and every time you start an instant message conversation with “i’m”, you’ll make a donation to a charity like the Sierra Club, Unicef, NineMillion.org, and others.

3. The Science and Development Network's article on how Web 2.0 applications are more accessible and easier to use by people living in developing countries than their predecessors. 

4. Amnesty International’s campaign against censorship – fight back by posting censored information on your blog or website.

5. NTEN member Paul Lamb's podcast on Nonprofits of the Future, and his new social network that focuses on uses emerging trends for social good.

Is there something you like that we didn't include? Tell us about it in the comments.