Non-profits (Page 260)


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    ProgressNow Education Fund

    ProgressNow Education Fund is the 501(c)(3) policy research arm of the left-wing advocacy group ProgressNow.
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    Project 2049 Institute

    The Project 2049 Institute is an international group that provides research and analysis towards solutions to policy trends within the Asian continent by the mid-century. Such policy trends include local economies, governance, military, the environment, and political trends.
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    Project 68

    Project 68 is a left-of-center coalition seeking to advance Black American political power through the activism of artists and athletes.
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    Project Coyote

    Project Coyote is a California-based wildlife protectionist association dedicated to changing the way coyotes and other large predators are perceived and treated across the country. Founded in 2009,
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    Project ECHO

    Project ECHO (Extension for Community Healthcare Outcomes) is an organization that provides training, expertise, and mentoring via video conference in a variety of fields but primarily focuses on medicine. Project ECHO began in New Mexico to provide medical expertise to health care professionals in underserved areas and has expanded to
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    Project for Good Information (PGI)

    Project for Good Information (PGI) is a media venture announced by Democratic political consultant Tara McGowan in early February 2021. The project claims to “restore social trust” between the public and the media by countering the alleged misinformation produced by right-leaning media outlets across the United States. Critics contend
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    Project Include

    Project Include is a left-of-center Silicon Valley-based advocacy group that promotes changing employment practices and company culture in the technology industry. The group was founded by Ellen Pao, an activist that promotes diversity in the industry. Project Include pushes for implementing its recommendations across fourteen aspects of technology companies.
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    Project LPAC

    Project LPAC is a research organization focused on LGBT issues associated with LPAC (formerly known as the Lesbian Political Action Committee).
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    Project on Fair Representation

    The Project on Fair Representation advocates for race-neutral policies in education, voting, and government action. It uses education, advocacy, and public interest litigation to challenge racial and ethnic classifications that it deems unconstitutional, unfair, and harmful.
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    Project On Government Oversight (POGO)

    Project On Government Oversight (POGO) is a Washington, D.C.-based organization that works to investigate waste, fraud, abuse, and conflicts of interest in the United States government. The organization works with whistleblowers and government insiders to identify wrong doing and works to help implement policy initiatives based on its findings. POGO
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    Project Renewal

    Project Renewal is a 501(c)(3) organization which helps homeless individuals in the New York City area.1
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    Project South

    Project South: Institute for the Elimination of Poverty and Genocide (stylized Project South) organizes left-of-center support for educational, social, political, and economic issues in the Southern United States.
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    Project Unloaded

    Project Unloaded is the left-of-center gun control advocacy organization that encourages young people not to purchase firearms, and supports efforts to reduce the number of firearms in the United States. The organization is a fiscally sponsored project of the New Venture Fund.
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    Project Vote

    From 1982 until its closure in 2017, Project Vote was a left-of-center voter rights and activation nonprofit that worked to expand the number of minority voters. It conducted voter registration events and “get out the vote” initiatives in neighborhoods of color, and brought legal action against state voter identification measures.
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    Promise Arizona (PAZ)

    Promise Arizona (PAZ) is an advocacy group that promotes civic participation and leadership training for Latino communities within the state of Arizona. 1
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    Promise of Justice Initiative

    Promise of Justice Initiative is a litigation and advocacy coalition that seeks to improve prison conditions and enact liberal criminal justice policies with a focus on Louisiana.
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    Promoting Enduring Peace

    Promoting Enduring Peace is a peace advocacy organization based near the New Haven-Hamden line in Connecticut. It is sometimes referred to as PeaceNews.org, a website it runs. PEP was founded in 1952 by Dr. Jerome Davis.
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    Propane and Education Research Council (PERC)

    Propane and Education Research Council (PERC) produces research related to the use of propane. The educational material created by PERC highlights the benefits of propane over other energy sources and counters arguments against the use of propane. Introduction Propane and Education Research Council was created by Congress as a non-governmental
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    Property and Environment Research Center

    The Property and Environment Research Center (PERC) (formerly the Political Economy Research Center) is a non-partisan, environmental public policy think tank that promotes free market environmentalism and focuses much of its research on voluntary trade’s effects on the environment.
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    ProPublica

    ProPublica is an investigative journalist organization which publishes reports on perceived and actual abuses of power by governments, businesses, and other entities. 1 Its database of 9.6 million tax filing 990 documents for non-profits is used frequently by