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The Refugee and Migrant Education Network (RMEN) is a network of colleges, universities, and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) dedicated to improving refugee education through research and advocacy. It has organized three refugee education international conferences
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For-profit
Investing for Good is a left-of-center consultancy based in the United Kingdom that promotes “impact investing” among nonprofit organizations such as charities, private foundations, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs). The organization consults with mostly UK-based organizations to advise them on leveraging their portfolios to make investments benefiting left-of-center social and economic
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Non-profit
Post Growth Institute (PGI) is an environmentalist advocacy organization based in Ashland, Oregon. that trains, consults, and advocates for what it describes as a sustainable, local, non-hierarchical, nonprofit economy that limits growth to the ability of the world to absorb the waste produced. It advocates for a no-growth and de-growth
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Other Group
Palestine Solidarity Project (PSP) was a pro-Palestinian organization that advocated for a Palestinian state through purported peaceful means. One of the co-founders, Mousa Abu Maria, was previously linked to and jailed for involvement with, the terrorist organization Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ).
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Non-profit
Foundation for Louisiana (FFL) is a left-of-center grantmaking and fiscal sponsorship organization that works in areas of “racial healing,” gender issues, environmentalism, and left-of-center economic policy in that state. Although its gender program was started in 2015, it is still in its formation and funding stage.
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Non-profit
CarbonPlan is a nonprofit that uses computational analysis to study the efficaciousness of carbon capture companies and schemes. The group is a public benefit corporation registered in California that is also recognized as tax-exempt by the federal government.
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Other Group
Funders for a Ceasefire Now is a coalition of individual donors, philanthropic organizations, and other foundations advocating for a ceasefire in the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. 1 The conflict was started on October
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NetGain Partnership is a partnership of left-of-center philanthropies and foundations that hosts events, publishes research, and trains individuals to address challenges and opportunities associated with emerging digital and technology issues. As of October 2023, NetGain Partnership’s members include the Democracy Fund, Ford Foundation, John S. and James
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Non-profit
The Cleveland Foundation is a grantmaking foundation based in Cleveland, Ohio. Founded in the 1910s, the foundation is among the largest grantmaking institutions in the United States with over $3.2 billion in assets under management and over $120 million in annual grants distributed. The foundation bills itself as the “world’s
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Non-profit
National Progress Alliance (NPA) is a nonpartisan, nonprofit organization that promotes free expression, open inquiry, and civil discourse in American universities, and opposes campus illiberalism. 1 Activities National Progress Alliance claims that far-left, woke ideologies
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Other Group
BDS Boston is a far-left group that supports the Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions movement targeting Israel, which it considers an apartheid state built on white supremacy and imperialism. BDS Boston is associated with the Mapping Project, a group that tracks pro-Israel organizations and individuals in Massachusetts. History According to
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Other Group
Samidoun, also known as the Palestinian Prisoner Solidarity Network, is an international advocacy group which opposes the detention and prosecution of pro-Palestine activists and militants by the state of Israel. The group also campaigns on behalf of Palestinian activists imprisoned in Western countries, including those arrested for their alleged involvement
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Non-profit
Solutions for New Jersey was a fiscally conservative think tank which sought to identify, evaluate, and propose innovative solutions for New Jersey’s economic problems. Solutions for New Jersey promoted solutions based on the principles of fiscal responsibility, the free market, and personal liberty.
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Other Group
Mama Cash is a left-of-center activist group that advocates in the interests of left-of-center women, transgender people, and intersex people. It advocates for legal reforms and criticizes “oppressive or restrictive norms and practices” regarding specific identity groups. Mama Cash was one of 465 nonprofits to receive a collective $3,863,125,000 in
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For-profit
Persefoni is a for-profit company that specializes in providing carbon-emissions measurement and reporting software for businesses. It has been noted for having close connections to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), specifically with respect to a rule that the agency proposed in 2022 that would require companies to
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Non-profit
Growth Philanthropy Network (GPN) operates under the Social Impact Exchange (SIE) banner. It facilitates collaborative investment in philanthropic organizations and nonprofits from private and governmental sources to produce growth capital to scale their initiatives. 1
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Non-profit
Be the Change was a civic engagement and veterans’ advocacy organization. 1 The organization has sunset its operations and merged its civic engagement, education, and veteran support campaigns with various nonprofit organizations.
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Non-profit
United for Democracy is a left-of-center activist campaign consisting of more than 100 Democratic Party-aligned organizations that criticizes the U.S. Supreme Court.
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Non-profit
The Society of Senior Ford Fellows (SSFF) is a networking organization made up of former Ford Foundation Fellows. 1 The purpose of SSFF is to provide networking opportunities to its members. Through
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Other Group
Global Dialogue is a London-based 1 philanthropic support program that was originally founded to support human rights-focused organizations. 2 The
