Go Austin Vamos Austin (GAVA) is a community organizing group based in Austin, Texas, that advocates left-of-center policies towards health care, housing, and immigration. It claims to promote building “resident power” in order to address these issues as well as systemic inequities in low-income neighborhoods, particularly Austin’s Eastern Crescent. In

The Robert A. Fox Leadership Program (also known as Fox Leadership) at the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) is an educational initiative to prepare students for future leadership roles.

The LeRoy Collins Institute is a public policy think tank housed at Florida State University (FSU). It focuses on the state of Florida, analyzing political trends within the state and seeking “creative solutions” to its problems.

The Immigrants Belong Fund (I-Belong Fund) is a immigration advocacy initiative of the left-of-center pass-through funder Tides Foundation. 27

CFLeads (also known as Community Foundations Leading Charge) is a network of nonprofits that promotes best practices to support the development of community nonprofits. The organization was originally part of the Greater Kansas City Community Foundation but was spun off as an independent organization in 2017.

Georgia Educators for Equity and Justice (GAEEJ) is a membership-based advocacy group that aims to increase the recruitment and retention of Black teachers in the Georgia public school system. 49 GAEEJ contends

The National Center for Fair and Open Testing (FairTest) advocates an end to standardized testing. It has roots in the feminist movement, the civil rights movement, and the environmentalist movement resulting in FairTest placing “a special emphasis on eliminating the racial, class, gender, and cultural barriers to equal opportunity posed

The Next Generation Action Network is a far-left racial justice advocacy group formed in 2014 by Dominique Alexander, a community activist and organizer with a violent criminal record.

The Illinois Answers Project is an investigative reporting and news outlet launched in 2021 by the Better Government Association (BGA), a Chicago-based left-of-center advocacy group founded in the 1920s that promotes government transparency and investigates alleged corruption in Chicago municipal and Illinois state government. The Illinois Answers Project publishes

The Fuller Project for International Reporting is a left-of-center journalist nonprofit that claims to report on gender equality-related issues for women and their alleged connection to policy towards such abortion access, climate change, and other economic issues. 

The American Council of Young Political Leaders (ACYPL) is a nonprofit organization that facilitates international exchange programs for young political and policy professionals. Founded in 1966, ACYPL organizes bipartisan delegations between the United States and partner countries to expose participants to different political systems, policymaking approaches, and governance structures.

Keshet is a left-of-center LGBT-focused Jewish activist group based in Newton, Massachusetts. It offers primarily youth and educational programming to promote LGBT Jewish activism. 124

The National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF) is a left-of-center organization that advocates on issues affecting Asian and Pacific Islander American women. Its focus areas include expanded abortion access and health benefits for illegal immigrants. 147

Ramparts was a frequently controversial and influential radical-left American news journal produced from 1962 through 1975. 170 A January 1967

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The State Freedom Caucus Network is a right-of-center advocacy group that helps establish what it calls “freedom caucuses” modeled on the House Freedom Caucus of Republican members of the U.S. House of Representatives in state legislatures across the country.

The Hope Border Institute (HOPE) is a left-of-center immigration advocacy group based in El Paso, Texas, that opposes the detention of illegal immigrants and immigration policies it considers to be “restrictionist.” 373 HOPE’s leadership

Nihad Awad is a co-founder and the national executive director of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), the largest Muslim civil rights advocacy organization in the United States. 387 Before co-founding CAIR,

The Satoshi Action Fund is an advocacy group that promotes public education and legislation in support of the cryptocurrency bitcoin. This includes legislation that protects bitcoin custody, defends peer-to-peer transactions, and recognizes a “right to mine” for bitcoin.

The National Neighborhood Indicators Partnership (NNIP) is a left-of-center project that supports communities by providing data and financial aid to help identify and address issues. According to its website, the NNIP focuses on advancing, “racial and economic equity in policy and practice around the country.”