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Political Party/527
Justice and Public Safety PAC is a left-of-center PAC that focuses on supporting the campaigns of left-of-center prosecutors.
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Non-profit
The American Bar Association (ABA) is a professional organization that works on behalf of American lawyers. The ABA is responsible for accrediting law schools, setting standards of conduct in the legal profession, and serving as a trade organization for attorneys.
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Non-profit
The American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) is a right-of-center nonprofit think tank that also functions as the nation’s largest voluntary membership association for state legislators. It also offers membership to private sector companies and think tanks. The group authors a variety of publications and utilizes member task forces to adopt
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Non-profit
The Law Enforcement Action Partnership (LEAP) is an advocacy organization that supports left-of-center criminal justice policy. Originally founded as Law Enforcement Against Prohibition in 2002, the organization was intended to combat drug prohibition but has since expanded to pursuing left-of-center criminal justice policy more broadly.
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Political Party/527
The Greater Wisconsin Political Fund is a super PAC that is affiliated with the Greater Wisconsin Committee, a liberal and Democratic Party-aligned advocacy organization that focuses on supporting left-progressive candidates in Wisconsin elections. The Greater Wisconsin Committee and affiliated PACs the Greater Wisconsin Political Fund and Greater Wisconsin Political
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Non-profit
Council for Inclusive Capitalism with the Vatican (CICV), also known just as Council for Inclusive Capitalism, promotes inclusive capitalism, a business and political policy movement based on aligning capitalism with progressive priorities. CICV is an off-shoot of Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism, both of which were founded by Lynn
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Non-profit
Fix the Senate Now (FTSN) is a campaign that promotes changes to the procedures of the United States Senate that would make it easier for lawmakers to pass left-of-center policies. In particular, the campaign blames the “filibuster,” the Senate’s long-standing practice of requiring super-majority votes to end debate on legislation,
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Non-profit
We Are Home Action (WAHA) is a left-of-center immigration activist organization that is a project of the left-of-center Sixteen Thirty Fund, which is administered by the left-of-center Arabella Advisors advocacy network. 1
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Non-profit
The Shareholder Commons, Inc. (TSC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that specializes in corporate environmental, social, and governance (ESG) activism. TSC strives to reshape the capitalist system to be in the interests of so-called “stakeholders” across society, rather than shareholders.
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Non-profit
The Berger Action Fund (formerly Wyss Action Fund) is a left-of-center lobbying nonprofit and the advocacy arm of the Wyss Foundation, the grantmaking foundation funded by Swiss billionaire and liberal mega-donor Hansjorg Wyss.
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Non-profit
For more information, see Sixteen Thirty Fund (Nonprofit) Fix Our Senate is a left-of-center advocacy campaign which lobbies for changes to the procedures of the United States Senate in order to make it easier for Democratic lawmakers to pass legislation, most notably the “nuclear option” to remove the longstanding
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Non-profit
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI) is a libertarian think tank based in Washington, D.C. CEI publishes right-leaning research and analysis on a range of policy issues, including energy and the environment, technology, labor, and economic regulation. CEI is a prominent opponent of left-progressive environmentalist policy and what it terms “climate
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Non-profit
The Georgia Budget and Policy Institute (GBPI) is a left-of-center policy advocacy organization focused on Georgia state policy. The organization claims to be an “anti-racist” organization, and advocates for increased economic and legislative advantages for ethnic minority groups and LGBT people.
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Non-profit
The E.L. Craig Foundation is one of two private grantmaking foundations created from the fortune of TAMKO Building Products founder and manufacturing entrepreneur E.L. Craig. It is headed by E.L. Craig’s daughter, Ethelmae C. Humphreys, and supports right-leaning public policy organizations. Background E.L. Craig created the company now known as
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Other Group
The People’s Parity Project (PPP) is a left-of-center legal activist organization. The group claims that the American legal system is rigged against the working class, women, and ethnic minorities. People’s Parity is made up of law students and attorneys. The organization’s staff, board of directors, and advisory council include many
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Labor Union
National Rural Letter Carriers’ Association (NRLCA) is a labor union that represents United States Postal Service workers in rural areas of the United States. Founded in 1903, the union has grown from a very small group of letter carriers to a membership of over 130,000 in recent years.
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Person
Cathy Duvall is a left-of-center political activist who has been involved in politics since the mid-1980s. She has held many prominent positions at left-of-center organizations, including working as national field director of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC), national campaign director of America Votes, and national political director
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Person
Ibram X. Kendi is a professor, activist, and author most known for pioneering the radical-left ideology of “antiracism,” which claims that any racial inequalities are inherently the result of racist policies. Kendi has argued that there is no such thing as being “non-racist,” and that in order to avoid being
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For-profit
Blackbird is a progressive public relations organization that works primarily with aligned organizations and individuals to develop and promote publicity campaigns and materials. Movements that Blackbird has bolstered through its work include Black Lives Matter and Me Too (sometimes styled as #MeToo). Background In 2014, as the Black
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Non-profit
The Milken Institute is a center-left think tank founded and initially endowed by billionaire philanthropist and former securities trader Michael Milken. The Institute conducts policy research and organizes programs on a number of issues including public health, environmentalism, economic policy, and globalization. Outside of its research programs, the Milken Institute
