Search results for ‘common cause’


  • Non-profit

    People’s Solar Energy Fund

    The People’s Solar Energy Fund (PSEF) is a Massachusetts-based advocacy group that promotes the deployment of weather restricted solar energy systems. PSEF claims to be a “community-owned” project and uses “resource commons” of capital and technical assistance to reach its goals, which it claims are “centered on BIPOC” communities.
  • Other Group

    Janisha R. Gabriel Movement Protection Fund

    The Janisha R. Gabriel Movement Protection Fund is a project of the Solidaire Network dedicated to providing financial support to left-of-center activists primarily associated with Black Lives Matter and other racial activist groups to defend against alleged targeting and violence from right-of-center organizations. The Fund’s namesake, Janisha Gabriel,
  • Non-profit

    Secure World Foundation

    The Secure World Foundation promotes peace and international cooperation in space based on the left-of-center principles of diversity, equity, inclusion, and accessibility. The foundation works with private industry, international associations, and national governments on subjects such as space debris, lunar governance, and the demilitarization of outer space.
  • Non-profit

    American Educational Research Association (AERA)

    The American Educational Research Association (AERA) is a left-of-center organization that advocates for increased federal funding for education research. 36  It also publishes reports for Congress to support funding of specific programs
  • Non-profit

    Nebraska Journalism Trust

    The Nebraska Journalism Trust is a news organization that reports on various issues in Nebraska including state politics and abortion access. The nonprofit is affiliated with the Institute for Nonprofit News, a left-of-center network of not-for-profit media organizations. Background The Nebraska Journalism Trust was established in April 2021.
  • Person

    Kate Lubin

    Kate Lubin is the daughter of Richard K. Lubin, a co-founder of the investment firm Berkshire Partners and founder of the Richard K. Lubin Family Foundation. Kate Lubin is a trustee to the Lubin Family Foundation. As trustee, Kate Lubin is often listed as part of a charitable donation by
  • Non-profit

    Oil and Gas Action Network

    The Oil and Gas Action Network is a radical climate change activism group that organizes protests against conventional energy projects and their financing. The organization also provides training and resources to climate change activists.
  • Other Group

    Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations

    The Black is Back Coalition for Social Justice, Peace and Reparations is a St. Petersburg, Florida-based radical-left group that primarily opposes U.S. foreign policy and advocates for reparations for black people and other non-whites. The U.S. Justice Department indicted the group’s leader, Omali Yeshitela, for acting as an unregistered
  • Other Group

    It Takes Roots (ITR)

    It Takes Roots (ITR, also known as It Takes Roots to Grow the Resistance) is an environmentalist advocacy coalition that was created in 2016 by the Climate Justice Alliance, the Indigenous Environmental Network, the Grassroots Global Justice Alliance, and the Right to the City Alliance. The
  • Other Group

    American Association of Evangelicals (AAE)

    The American Association of Evangelicals (AAE) is a religious organization that describes itself as an “e-gathering of Christians.” 153 The association was founded in 2016 by Christian and right-leaning political activists and commentators
  • Other Group

    Dawoodi Bohra

    Dawoodi Bohra is a religious sect of Shia Islam that is mostly based in the Indian state of Gujarat, with small diasporas in Pakistan, Yemen, East Africa, and the Middle East. 165
  • Other Group

    Sanctions Kill (SanctionsKill Campaign)

    SanctionsKill Campaign (Sanctions Kill) is a global radical-left activist campaign that uses petitions, webinars, teaching toolkits, direct activism, and social media campaigns to call for an end to all United States-led economic sanctions. 194
  • Non-profit

    Social Justice Film Institute (SJFI)

    The Social Justice Film Institute (SJFI) is a nonprofit film production organization based in Seattle, Washington. 216 SJFI produces short and full-length films, as well as documentaries that tell stories of alleged racial injustices
  • Non-profit

    Social Offset

    Social Offset is a nonprofit organization that facilitates charitable donations to left-leaning organizations to “offset” incidental financial contributions to events, organizations, or states that do not endorse left-of-center ideologies and causes. Social Offset describes its method as “like carbon offset but for your values.”
  • Person

    Lisa Fithian

    Lisa Fithian is a radical-left professional activist and protest consultant who has organized and supported numerous left-of-center protest movements, including the Occupy Wall Street movement, and supporting pro-Palestinian protests during the 2023-2024 Israel-Hamas war.
  • Labor Union

    Utah Education Association (UEA)

    The Utah Education Association (UEA) is a labor union for teachers and other education professionals in the state of Utah that supports left-of-center tax, curriculum, and LGBT-related policies. 261 It is
  • Non-profit

    WhyHunger

    WhyHunger is a left-of-center organization that seeks to address poverty and hunger in the United States and abroad. 273 The organization aims to achieve its objective by providing research and financial support to community-focused organizations that provide food to
  • For-profit

    Capital Management HPP

    Capital Management HPP is a Bartow, Florida-based food-processing company that operates under the name HPP Fresh Florida. HPP stands for high-pressure processing. 286
  • Other Group

    Arizona Donor Alliance

    The Arizona Donor Alliance is a left-of-center group which coordinates the giving of left-of-center donors to build political infrastructure in Arizona. The group’s executive director, Korina Iribe, came to the United States illegally as a child and has remained in the country under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
  • Person

    Katherine Maher

    Katherine Maher is an American nonprofit executive who worked as chief executive officer of the Wikimedia Foundation from 2014 to 2021 and was appointed president and CEO of National Public Radio in March 2024. In April 2024, Maher attracted controversy for numerous statements indicating left-of-center political views after