The leading voice for dignity and rights of the 2.2 million domestic workers in the U.S. (nannies, home care aides, house cleaners), most of whom are women of color and immigrants, founded in 2007 by Ai-jen Poo.
The NAACP is a historic civil rights organization focused on fighting for racial justice, voter rights, and equity for African Americans and other marginalized groups.
MoveOn is a progressive public policy advocacy and political action organization that raises and mobilizes millions of members for progressive change.
A grassroots movement of Americans, started by mothers after the Sandy Hook shooting in 2012, fighting for public safety measures to protect people from gun violence
A youth-led movement born after the 2018 Parkland school shooting, organizing marches and advocacy to end the epidemic of gun violence
Make the Road New York is a community organization that empowers immigrant and working-class communities in New York through education, legal and survival services, and organizing for policy change in areas like housing, labor, and immigration.
A diverse, tenant-led movement fighting for tenants’ rights and against displacement in Los Angeles (Sindicato de Inquilinos de Los Ángeles). LATU has neighborhood locals across the city.
Greenpeace USA is an environmental organization known for using non-violent direct action to protest environmental destruction and lobby for solutions to climate change, deforestation, and pollution.
A loose global collective that recovers food that would have been wasted and shares free vegetarian meals in protest of war and poverty, under the principle that “food is a right, not a privilege.”
A nationwide movement of low-wage workers that began with fast-food workers striking in 2012 in NYC, demanding a $15/hr minimum wage and the right to form a union