Grassroots group affiliated with both Indivisible snd Swing Left.
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Third Act is a national organization of folks 60 and over, working to protect our fragile climate, and to restore and advance our fragile democracy.
A statewide health consumer advocacy coalition that has fought for quality, affordable healthcare for all Californians since 1987.
A national coalition campaigning for a single-payer “Medicare for All” system in the United States, uniting patients, health professionals, and activists.
Jane Addams Senior Caucus is a Chicago-based organization of older adults organizing for social justice, focusing on affordable housing, accessible public transit, quality healthcare, and preservin
A leading advocacy group founded in 1982 to fight for the financial security of America’s seniors by protecting Social Security and Medicare
A research and advocacy organization dedicated to achieving socially just public policy that assures people with the lowest incomes have affordable and decent homes.
Social Security Works is a progressive advocacy organization dedicated to protecting and expanding Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid, ensuring these programs continue to serve seniors and peo
The Alliance for Retired Americans is an organization of over 4 million retirees and community activists advocating at national, state, and local levels for the rights and well-being of older Ameri
A multi-generational social justice network that confronts ageism and other injustices, founded by Maggie Kuhn in 1970 on the principle that old and young must unite to achieve social and economic