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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
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The Predistribution Initiative (PDI) pressures investors and financial institutions to comply with left-of-center policy and social objectives, particularly those related to environmentalism and race and class. Founded by a team of career investors and financial managers in 2019, the initiative highlights corporate practices that do not sufficiently support environmental,
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The Prevention Collaborative is a coalition of donors which moves money to women’s activist groups in the name of preventing “violence against women and children.” 193
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The Prison Fellowship (also known as Prison Fellowship Ministries or PFM) is a nonpartisan, Christian organization that advocates for criminal justice reform. PFM advocates for a restorative approach to criminal justice, which includes federal and state policies that support proportional punishment, constructive prison culture, and second chances at employment and
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The Progressive is an organization formed in 1909 in Wisconsin by Senator Robert M. La Follettee Sr. The organization publishes articles in its magazine and website that focus on US policymaking and culture from a left-of-center perspective.
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The Property Rights Foundation of America (PRFA) is a nonprofit organization that advocates for private property ownership and property-use rights, as guaranteed by the U.S. Constitution. PRFA provides resources and information to citizens, policy makers, and the media regarding government abuses of private property owners’ civil rights, especially as those
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The Randolph Foundation is the philanthropic vehicle of Heather Richardson Higgins, CEO of Independent Women’s Voice and chair of the board of Independent Women’s Forum. The foundation primarily supports center-right advocacy nonprofits. Heather Richardson Higgins Background The Randolph Foundation is the philanthropic vehicle of Heather Richardson Higgins, whose
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Not to be confused with the Voter Registration Project. The Registration Project is a small left-of-center voter registration group that runs campaigns to register ethnic-minority voters and member of other “under-represented communities.” The organization claims to deploy canvassing teams to organize voter registration campaigns through door-to-door canvassing, attending events
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The Religious Freedom Institute (RFI) advocates for religious freedom in the United States and abroad. RFI produces research, educational programs, and maintains five regional Action Teams that lobby governments and civil leaders to protect religious freedom globally.
