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To find an organization you want to connect with, search by location, focus area, and/or type of activity. Choose one or more preferences for each drop down list to filter your search. Organizations with a blue check have actively agreed to join All of Us and are managing their own profile. The directory also provides information on groups - ones with a grey symbol - that did not join the directory but have publicly expressed interest in adding volunteers and/or members. Current organizations in All of US Directory: 76
Indivisible Mass Coalition (IMC) is a group of volunteer activists who joined together to support the work of more than 75 Indivisible groups and their allies across Massachusetts, working to impro
The Long Island Progressive Coalition (LIPC) fights for structural change at the local, state, and national levels to attain racial justice, build community wealth, and realize a just transition to
We are a 700-strong group of activist volunteers from across Massachusetts who are working together to restore and protect democracy and stabilize the climate.
Upstate South Carolina DSA is the local chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America helping our communities in the Greenville, Spartanburg, and wider upstate area - a better world is possible.
Common Cause puts its state and national policy expertise, massive network of grassroots supporters, and nonpartisan approach into action to strengthen our democracy against the challenges it faces
A chapter of Indivisible.
Strengthening our local community is so important during challenging times.
Indivisible Brooklyn (INBK) is a Brooklyn group dedicated to promoting civic participation and engagement in the fight for justice, sustainability, and equality.
The Buddhist Coalition for Democracy is a non-denominational Buddhist non-profit organization organized to serve as a vehicle for Buddhists to support democratic norms, institutions, and processes
ALLIES FOR DEMOCRACY is a grassroots group based in Baltimore County, Maryland, working to mobilize voters since 2018.
CENTERING PEOPLE. BUILDING POWER. DEFENDING DEMOCRACY
In this critical moment, Target Majority NYC has built on our history of electoral and legislative fights and wins, to ground our work now in what it takes to beat back fascism.
Established in February 2003, The Woodhull Freedom Foundation is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization devoted to education and public advocacy in support of sexual freedom as a fundamental human right
Progressive Massachusetts (“Progressive Mass”) is a statewide, member-driven grassroots organization committed to fighting for a vision of shared prosperity, racial and social justice, good governm
We are an Indivisible group located in Brooklyn with approximately 350 members.
Beautiful Trouble is an international network of artist-activist-trainers equipping social movements with an ever-growing suite of strategic tools and training to help grassroots movements be more
350 Humboldt is a grassroots all-volunteer climate action organization. We support the energy transition, in particular floating offshore wind scheduled for our county.
Grassroots group affiliated with both Indivisible snd Swing Left.
A digital rights group working to ensure an open internet and protect privacy and free expression online.
Our Revolution is an American progressive political action organization founded as an outgrowth of Bernie Sanders’s 2016 presidential campaign, advocating for progressive candidates and issues.
Vote Forward is a volunteer-driven platform that empowers people to write letters to unregistered and low-propensity voters, encouraging them to participate in elections as a way to increase voter
Florida Rising is a statewide racial justice organization formed from the merger of New Florida Majority and Organize Florida, dedicated to building political power in marginalized communities for
A nonprofit that empowers communities to decide how to spend public funds through participatory budgeting, making budgeting processes more democratic and equitable.