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The Munger, Tolles, and Olson Foundation is the grantmaking arm of Munger, Tolles, and Olson LLP, a prominent California law firm. Primarily, the foundation makes contributions to various cultural and left-of-center organizations. Additionally, the foundation hosts and oversees the MTO Associate Fund, which contributes to organizations based in Los Angeles
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The National Center for Civil and Human Rights is a Georgia-based museum created by former Atlanta mayor Shirley Franklin in 2007. The center was built to discuss the American Civil Rights Movement and how it connects to “the contemporary struggle for Human Rights around the world.”
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The National Conference of Black Lawyers (NCBL) is a legal association formed in 1968 with the goal of providing legal representation for Black Power militants. It currently advocates for the complete abolition of the American criminal justice system. Notable clients have included longtime Communist Party USA activist Angela
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The National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC) is an advocacy group that seeks to advance ethics by limiting government. NLPC engages in research, investigation, education, and legal action to expose and hold government, politicians, and corporations accountable for shortcomings in character, morality, and common sense.
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The Nature Conservancy (TNC) is the world’s largest nongovernmental conservation organization and ranked 20th on the 2018 Forbes list of the 100 largest U.S.-based charities. 1
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The New American is a right-leaning print and online news publication that is owned and operated by the John Birch Society, a right-of-center to far-right organization that was best known for staunch anti-communist stances including the circulation of unsubstantiated conspiracy theories about Republican President and World War II hero Dwight
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The New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA) is a nonpartisan, public interest law firm that aims to protect citizens’ constitutional freedoms from violations by the administrative state. 1 The New Civil Liberties Alliance is
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TNTP, previously known as The New Teacher Project, is an organization that works to ensure that children in low-income schools have access to effective teachers. The organization attracts and trains skilled professionals in teaching while simultaneously supporting education reform policies and practices that places higher accountability on teachers.
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The NewDEAL Forum is a policy-based organization that promotes, “pro-growth progressive policies.” 1 It is the sister, “policy-focused arm,”
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The News Leaders Association (NLA) was formed in 2018 by the merger of the American Society of News Editors (ASNE) and the Associated Press Managing Editors. It is a left-of-center coalition of journalists that works to promote journalists’ rights and racial equity outcomes in the news media.
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The Northeast Organic Farming Association of New York (NOFA-NY) is a left-of-center taxpayer funded group and one of the seven chapters of the Northeast Organic Farming Association.
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The O’Reilly Foundation is a left-of-center private grantmaking foundation based in Sebastopol, California. The foundation is run by Silicon Valley media figure Tim O’Reilly. The foundation supports left-of-center LGBT and immigration policy, including increased refugee admissions into the United States.
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The Ocean Agency is a left-of-center nonprofit that aims to promote awareness and action around issues regarding oceans, especially coral reef preservation. The organization has been involved in several high-profile initiatives, including documenting the world’s reefs through photography in order to make them more accessible and joining the Netflix
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The Ocean Foundation (TOF) is a left-of-center fiscal sponsorship and grantmaking organization that focuses on environmental issues, especially those related to the world’s oceans. Founded in 2001, TOF has received private and governmental funding, and also offers corporate partnerships, drawing attention to the public relations face-lift it can bestow: “improved
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The Ordinary People Society (TOPS) is a left-of-center activist group that focuses on the rights and rehabilitation of incarcerated and formerly incarcerated people, with a special focus on drug issues. The society works to expand the voting rights of prisoners and former felons.
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The Partnership Funds is a nonprofit funding collaborative made up of several prominent left-of-center funding groups and mega-donors that works to promote liberal economic policy across the United States. Most of the group’s activism concerns promoting environmentalist climate policy by funding environmentalist groups. Background The Partnership Funds was founded in
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The Pegasus Institute is a non-partisan, millennial-led public policy think tank that advocates for individual liberty and responsibility, free enterprise, and limited and accountable government. The Institute aims to improve the lives of people in Kentucky by conducting research that support data-driven public policy solutions based on free-market principles.
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The People’s Forum is a socialist organization that acts as project incubator. From its location in New York City, the Forum hosts events, readings, operates a cafe and a library, and publishes various cultural works and media.
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The Policy Circle is a nonpartisan, nonprofit membership organization that seeks to empower women to become educated, active citizens. The Policy Circle’s goal is to support women’s ability to impact public policy, especially on policies which support free markets, personal responsibility, and entrepreneurial innovation.
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The Praxis Project is a left-of-center organization that provides seed money, strategic support, and fiscal sponsorship to community-based advocacy groups, especially those focused on health care policy and racial minority communities. It has been funded by several large left-of-center donors including the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF), Tides
