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The 51st is an upcoming media outlet created to cover local news within the Washington, D.C. area with an intended launch date of fall 2024 as of August 2024. It is being organized by six former employees of The DCist, which was owned by public radio station WAMU.
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The 74 Media is a nonpartisan education news group that publishes news stories and opinion content that discuss racism and corruption occurring in public school systems in the United States. It is best known for its flagship site, the 74, but it also operates LA School Report and its Spanish-language
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The 85 Fund (formerly the Judicial Education Project) is a nonprofit organization that supports largely right-of-center and conservative organizations that educate the public on issues like constitutionalism, limited government, and religious liberty.
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The Accountability Board (TAB) is an investment and advocacy organization that seeks to pressure major publicly traded companies to embrace left-of-center environmental, social and governance principles (ESG). TAB invests in over 100 large publicly traded companies and seeks to influence the governance of those companies through portfolio advocacy, compliance
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The Achievement Network (ANet) is a left-of-center organization that offers consulting services to school systems. It works with school systems to develop identity politics-based equity assessments and strategies aimed at creating equal academic outcomes among racial, socioeconomic, and other groups.
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The Adolph Coors Foundation is a family foundation overseen by members of the Coors brewing family. It supports charities in Colorado and center-right advocacy organizations. Background and Donor Intent The Adolph Coors Foundation was founded in 1975 by brothers Joseph and William Coors from the estate of their father, Adolph
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The Advocacy Institute (AI) is a left-of-center organization that provides training courses and consulting programs for movements seeking legislative change within the state of New York. Initially created in 2013, Advocacy Institute’s website claims that the organization works to “level the playing field for Black, Indigenous, people of color (BIPOC)
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The Advocates for Human Rights is an international organization that promotes the protection of human rights and solving issues impacting those rights. 82
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The Agua Fund is a private foundation that appears to be a philanthropic vehicle for Catherine Mellon Conover, a left-of-center environmentalist donor and activist who is an heiress to the Mellon fortune and is a listed director of the foundation on its nonprofit tax returns.
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The AMAAD Institute (Arming Minorities Against Addiction and Disease Institute) is a nonprofit organization that provides support services primarily to gay Black men in the greater Los Angeles area. The AMAAD Institute receives most of its funding from federal, state, and local government agencies. While the AMAAD Institute’s programs are
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The America Family Law Center (AFLC) is a nonprofit legal office that provides legal services to low-income residents in Texas in matters related to child access and family law. 101 Controversy In January 2025, the
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The American Commitment Foundation is a right-leaning advocacy group that educates the public on issues related to economic freedom and limited government. 107 It is the charitable sister organization of
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The American Independent Foundation (AIF) supports liberal investigative journalism that creates “increased public awareness of progressive issues.” 117 AIF is part of a network of left-of-center media outlets that frequently attack Republicans and conservatives
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The American Institute for Economic Research is a Massachusetts-based free-market think tank established in 1933 by Edward C. Harwood, an economist who was the vice president at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He launched it as a research organization to evaluate ways to avoid another Great Depression.
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The American Leader is a media organization that advocates for left-of-center policy positions on the U.S. national debt and climate issues, 142
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The Appeal is a left-of-center media outlet primarily reporting on criminal justice issues created by Tides Advocacy, an organization that incubates and financially supports left-of-center organizations. The group became independent in November 2021 after Tides and the group’s executive director shut down the group in June 2021 following a unionization
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Not be confused with the left-of-center Jewish advocacy group Bend the Arc. The Arc of the United States, commonly referred to as “The Arc,” is a charitable organization that provides services to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and advocates for public policies related to care for those disabilities.
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The Arena is a left-progressive 501(c)(4) organization which supports Democratic candidates and activists. The organization primarily focuses on state legislative races.213
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The Asian American Foundation (TAAF) is a left-of-center Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) advocacy fund and grantmaking organization that conducts outreach campaigns to generate support for left-leaning causes among AAPI communities. 214
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The Associated: Jewish Federation of Baltimore, formerly known as The Associated Jewish Charities of Baltimore, is a nonprofit organization that advocates for the support and protection of Jewish communities in Baltimore, Maryland and around the world, particularly in Israel. The organization is a part of the Jewish Federations of North
