We are a tenant-led coalition fighting for safe, sanitary and affordable homes for ALL San Antonio tenants.
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Rural Liberation exists to build power in the places long overlooked and underestimated.
The board of our sponsor nonprofit, Idyllwild Forest Health Project (IFHP), understands that the health of the forest and its human residents are profoundly interconnected.
Third Act is the organizing home that empowers elders to protect the climate and strengthen our democracy.
We Are Esperanza
Lynn United for Change is a grassroots community group that works for social and economic justice and the human right to housing.
We are the local chapter of 350.org, the global climate movement. Our focus is getting off of fossil fuels and switching to renewable energy.
Established in 1979, Wild Ones is a national nonprofit organization that promotes native landscapes through education, advocacy, and collaborative action.
We are a community group doing organizing by and for tenants in Randolph, Mass., though we cover the South Shore broadly if tenants need, or see, our help.
The Buddhist Coalition for Democracy is a non-denominational Buddhist non-profit organization organized to serve as a vehicle for Buddhists to support democratic norms, institutions, and processes
Established in February 2003, The Woodhull Freedom Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization devoted to education and public advocacy in support of sexual freedom as a fundamental human right
The Scappoose RRFM is a community flea market event where we give from our household bounties and take what we need, with no money or trade involved. All is freely given.
A nonprofit that empowers communities to decide how to spend public funds through participatory budgeting, making budgeting processes more democratic and equitable.