Indivisible Brooklyn (INBK) is a Brooklyn group dedicated to promoting civic participation and engagement in the fight for justice, sustainability, and equality.
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APSA organizes educational events, cultural programming, and advocacy to support Palestinian liberation and connect our local community to the movement for justice.
Liberation is our guiding principle, social transformation our goal, and oppression is the obstacle we seek to dismantle. Vision:
The Sierra Club is one of the oldest and largest environmental organizations in the US, promoting conservation, climate action, and green policies at all levels of government.
The nation’s largest hunger-relief charity, a network of 200+ food banks supplying food to over 60,000 food pantries and meal programs across the country.
Mutual Aid Disaster Relief (MADR) is a volunteer-driven network that practices solidarity-based disaster relief, providing help and supplies to communities hit by natural disasters while empowering
Southerners On New Ground (SONG) is a queer-led organization building a thriving LGBTQ liberation movement across the U.S.
Florida Rising is a statewide racial justice organization formed from the merger of New Florida Majority and Organize Florida, dedicated to building political power in marginalized communities for
A volunteer network that practices “solidarity, not charity” – providing grassroots direct aid in the wake of natural disasters and training communities in mutual aid disaster preparedness.
Spread The Vote is a nonprofit that helps eligible voters obtain government-issued photo IDs in states where ID is required for voting, thereby reducing a barrier that disenfranchises marginalized
The Highlander Center is a social justice leadership training school and cultural center in Appalachia that has, for over 85 years, supported grassroots leaders and movements for civil rights, labo
A coalition of 200+ organizations building a solidarity economy – an economy that prioritizes people and planet over profits
A national grassroots disability rights network known for nonviolent direct actions to secure the freedom of people with disabilities to live in the community (not institutions).
Texas Organizing Project (TOP) organizes Black and Latino communities in Texas to transform the state through issue campaigns and electoral efforts around housing, immigration, healthcare, and just
Hometown Action is a multiracial, LGBTQ-affirming grassroots organization building power in small-town and rural Alabama for racial, gender, economic, and climate justice.
The New Georgia Project is a nonpartisan effort to register and civically engage hundreds of thousands of Georgians, especially in communities of color, and to advance justice issues in Georgia.
A multiracial, member-led grassroots organization fighting for economic, racial, and social justice in California communities.
VoteRiders is a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on ensuring that eligible voters have the ID they need to vote, providing education on voter ID laws and direct assistance to help voters secure necess
A statewide grassroots social justice organization working for a new, just and sustainable Kentucky (originally the Kentucky Fair Tax Coalition)
Pennsylvania Stands Up is a progressive, multi-issue grassroots organization building local power across Pennsylvania to elect leaders who fight for economic, racial, and environmental justice.
The American Friends Service Committee (AFSC) is a Quaker organization that promotes peace and justice, conducting programs on humanitarian aid, immigrant rights, economic justice, and conflict res
The War Resisters League (WRL) is one of the oldest secular pacifist organizations in the U.S., advocating nonviolent action to remove the causes of war and supporting conscientious objection.
LUCHA is an Arizona-based membership organization fighting for social, racial, and economic justice for working families, through community organizing and civic engagement.
People's Action is a national network of 40 state and local grassroots organizations committed to economic, racial, and gender justice.