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#AfghanEvac (also known as AfghanEvac) is an immigration advocacy group formed in 2021 to help refugees from Afghanistan settle into the United States following the American military withdrawal from the country. From 2021 through 2025, the group claims to have supported roughly 200,000 Afghan refugees.
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Cut50 is an initiative to “cut the prison population and crime in[sic] 50 percent in the next 10 years” by advancing left-leaning criminal justice policies.10 It
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The American Prospect is a publication that promotes left-of-center public policy through articles on its website and in print. Founded in 1989 by Robert Kuttner, Paul Starr, and former Clinton administration Secretary of Labor Robert Reich, the Prospect has received grants from a number of left-of-center organizations,
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Current Affairs is a socialist magazine that is focused on political and cultural issues in opposition to capitalist institutions. 69 It promotes left-of-center ideals such as open
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Street Roots publishes a weekly left-of-center newspaper that advocates for homeless people in Portland, Oregon. It recruits vendors to sell the paper, typically people who are experiencing homelessness and poverty. 84 The vendors buy
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The Epoch Times is a newspaper that was established in Atlanta, Georgia, in 2000 by Chinese-Americans affiliated with the Falun Gong religious movement. Originally published in the U.S. in the Chinese language, the Epoch Times has been a vocal opponent of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), which has persecuted the
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National Affairs is a quarterly journal of long-form essays focused on American domestic policy, political economy, society, culture, and political thought, especially as it relates to self-government. 121 National Affairs models itself after the now-defunct quarterly
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Street Spirit is an independent, left-of-center newspaper about homelessness and other issues that is partially written and sold by homeless people. The opinion section of the newspaper has provided tips to not overdose on drugs; described arresting homeless as the same as the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850; argued private
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100 Black Men of America, Inc., often shortened to The 100, is a mentoring organization created by African-American men to support African-American children and teens. The program recruits and trains black professionals to mentor youth in the areas of education, health and wellness, leadership, and economic empowerment, among others, as
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100% Democracy is an advocacy group founded and run by Miles Rapaport that supports universal mandatory voting in the United States. The organization is a project of the New Venture Fund. Leadership Miles Rapoport Miles Rapoport is the co-founder and executive director of 100% Democracy. Rapoport is the former
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1000 Friends of Wisconsin Inc. (“1000 Friends”) is an urbanist-environmentalist advocacy group involved in so-called “smart growth” development regulation. The group claims to focus on expanding public transportation and developing environmentalist infrastructure. The organization frequently opposes highway projects in Wisconsin and to advocate for requiring “smart growth” plans for local
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100Reporters is a nonprofit investigative news organization that reports on various topics in areas all over the world. It publishes its reports on its website and in partnership with publications such as the New York Times, Foreign Policy Online, and the Washington Post.
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The 11th Hour Project is the main grant-making vehicle of the left-of-center Schmidt Family Foundation of former Alphabet (Google) CEO Eric Schmidt and his wife Wendy Schmidt. It chiefly supports nonprofit organizations that focus on environmentalist advocacy and international development issues. Background Founded in 2006, the
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The 128 Collective Foundation is the private foundation of GitHub cofounder Thomas Preston-Werner and his wife, Theresa. It makes grants to environmentalist groups seeking to lower carbon emissions, groups providing or advocating for abortion access, LGBT advocacy groups, and other left-of-center advocacy groups, including the Hopewell
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The 1848 Foundation is a 501(c)(3) private foundation that funds a number of left-of-center organizations.
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The 1851 Center for Constitutional Law is a non-partisan public interest law firm that litigates on constitutional law in Ohio. It works on property rights, taxpayer and entrepreneur rights, regulation, health care, free speech, and parental rights.
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The 1889 Institute is a non-partisan research and education organization focused on public policy analysis and development in Oklahoma. The 1889 Institute promotes free enterprise and limited government by making public policy recommendations on issues like education, healthcare, “economic liberty,” and state finances.
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18by Vote is a youth-voter outreach organization that operates in six states. 290 Its activists are funded by grants from the left-of-center political action committee Progressive Turnout Project, and it circulates petitions in support
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198 Methods is a left-of-center environmentalist organization that has shown support for various left-wing environmentalist causes, including the Green New Deal.
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19th News (sometimes known as “the 19th” or the “19th*”) is a left-of-center online media outlet focused on American and international politics related to women, especially women of color. Founding 19th News was founded in 2019 by press veterans Emily Ramshaw and Amanda Zamora. Ramshaw was frustrated by how traditional
