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Orleans Public Defenders (OPD) is a law firm based in New Orleans that provides legal services for members of the community in areas including juvenile representation, bond advocacy, and re-entry into the community following incarceration.
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Our Next Economy is an environmentalist for-profit consulting firm involved in sponsoring at least one group, the environmental journalism organization Climate Investigations Center (CIC).
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Our Transformation of Education is a consulting firm based in California that provides critical race theory-aligned “antiracism” services founded by left-of-center activist and academic R. Tolteka Cuauhtin. Tolteka Cuauhtin is best known for her work as co-chair of the Ethnic Studies Model Curriculum (ESMC) advisory committee, an 18-person group charged
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OZY Media is a left-of-center media company notable for controversies involving alleged deceptive activity including impersonation of a YouTube executive, as well as an announcement of closure followed by an unexpected relaunch three days later in 2021. Background OZY (sometimes styled Ozy or Ozy Media) was launched by former
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Pacific Educational Group is a left-leaning educational consulting firm formed by Glenn Singleton in the 1990s that contracts with K-12 school districts in 20 states across the United States to provide consulting and training services around racial equity and critical race theory. The company is known for requiring program participants
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Pacific Market Research (PMR) is a firm based in Renton, Washington that conducts studies, develops strategies, and provides other services to businesses, nonprofit organizations, and government agencies. The firm lists health-care providers, educational institutions, and municipal authorities among its featured clients and in its sample case studies.
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Palmer Group Media (PGM) is a digital strategy firm based in New York City that has provided services to a number of left-of-center organizations. The company, founded by twin brothers Scott and James Palmer, helped MoveOn.org with digital strategy, promoted an LGBT advocacy group, and helped the Center
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Paloma Partners is a Connecticut-based hedge fund founded and managed by Donald Sussman with $9.5 billion in active investments. 1 The firm’s management and employees (most prominently Sussman himself) are large political donors
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Panorama Education is a Boston-based education service company that combines the use of data and surveys to help develop curriculum for than 1,500 school districts across 50 states. 1 The company’s curricula have been criticized
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Paraclete Partnerships, LLC is a Mount Prospect, Illinois based company that focuses on providing critical race theory-aligned diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) consulting for educators and school systems. The company provides a series of workshops to promote “racial equity” in the school system. The company was founded in 2020 by
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Paradigm Partners is a Denver, Colorado-based holding company investment advisory service firm. It was founded by Doug Phelps, president of the Public Interest Network, and is a member of the network. Paradigm Partners is the owner of Green Century Capital Management, a left-leaning investment management firm whose board
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Participant (formerly known as Participant Media) is a film production company founded by Jeffrey Skoll, a left-leaning billionaire who was formerly the president of eBay.
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Past Present Future Consulting and Media is an consulting company based in Des Moines, Iowa that provides critical race theory-aligned racial equity training and consulting services to public and private organizations, with a focus on elite public schools. It is owned by Katy Swalwell, an equity specialist. Swalwell often works
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Patagonia is an apparel company known for its activism, including donating 1 percent of its revenue to more than 1,000 nonprofits. 1 Though Patagonia is best known for supporting environmentalist causes, the company also
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Patomak Global Partners (PGP) is a financial consulting firm primarily focused on regulatory compliance and risk management. Most of PGP’s staff are former government regulatory employees and appointments, particularly from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Cryptocurrency Regulations Patomak Global Partners encourages the development of cryptocurrency regulations. In
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Pax World Funds is a socially and environmentally left-of-center investment group founded in 1971 by anti-Vietnam War United Methodist ministers. One of the earliest funds focused on investing in companies which match its values, it has gone through several name and ownership changes. It is currently managed by Impax Asset
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People of the Heart is a left-progressive organization which advocates for environmental issues. The group is heavily influenced by Native American theology.1
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Perkins Coie is a Seattle-based law firm of more than 1,000 lawyers, roughly 40 of which work for its political law practice that serves Democratic and left-of-center political candidates and non-profit clients. Perkins Coie received at least $26 million for legal fees and related expenses during the 2016 election cycle
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Persefoni is a for-profit company that specializes in providing carbon-emissions measurement and reporting software for businesses. It has been noted for having close connections to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), specifically with respect to a rule that the agency proposed in 2022 that would require companies to
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Pine Island Capital Partners (PICP) is an investment management firm based in Washington, D.C. that primarily invests in the aerospace and defense industries. The firm advertises its partners’ backgrounds as “deeply-connected” former high-level government and military officials.
