The Asian American Advocacy Fund (AAAF) is building a politically-conscious, engaged, and progressive Asian American base in Georgia. A grassroots organization dedicated to mobilizing Asian American communities and advocating for their civil and human rights, AAAF is transforming the political landscape in this traditionally conservative state.

UNIDOS works for a Minnesota where Latinxs are able to achieve their fullest potential and contribute to the wellbeing and the prosperity of all Minnesotans. They have become the go-to organization mobilizing and building power for the Latinx community in Minnesota.

Voces de la Frontera Action is the 501(c)(4) sister organization of VDLF, Wisconsin’s leading immigrant rights and low-wage worker’s center. As a multi-issue organization, they provide critical assistance to working families, fight year-round for legislative victories and protections, and play a central role in engaging and mobilizing the Latinx community to build a new progressive power base in Wisconsin.

Workers Defense Action Fund (WDAF) educates, organizes, and serves historically underrepresented communities in Texas, with a focus on Latinx immigrants, BIPOC, and low-wage workers. Their work is building the infrastructure needed to transform Texas into a progressive powerhouse in the years ahead.

As the only 501(c)(4) organization in the country focused on Black women’s reproductive justice, BWWAP is building political power to protect and advance the health and rights of Black women and girls. Using a reproductive justice framework to heal, support, educate, and engage Black communities, BWWAP builds deep and durable power that can be used to galvanize community action, win key battles, advance a progressive policy agenda, and defend and protect legislative victories.

Living United for Change in Arizona (LUCHA) is the largest and most influential organization building power among Arizona’s working families. A membership-led, grassroots organization dedicated to advancing social, racial and economic justice for all, LUCHA plays a critical role in mobilizing people of color in Arizona to vote and engage in year-round advocacy to improve the lives of working families.

With deep roots in Colorado’s Latinx community, COLOR Action Fund is the new face of power in Colorado. As the only Reproductive Justice organization in the state, they are building a multi-generational, intersectional movement to engage the Latinx community in fighting for Reproductive Justice, self-determination, and progressive values and governance statewide.

Redistributing resources and volunteers from solidly blue states to critical and strategic purple/red state races. According to state legislative candidates and local organizers, Sister District is one of the most effective organizations supporting critical state races and candidates.

Building an army of skilled tech volunteers, Ragtag ensures that all progressive organizations and campaigns up and down the ballot can utilize technology to maximize their impact and effectiveness. As the tech behind the March for Our Lives and more than 400 progressive candidates, Ragtag is mobilizing technology to help progressives win.

Mobilizing thousands of lawyers for year-round for voter protection and rapid legal response from issues ranging from family separation, protecting the right of immigrants, to fight for the Supreme Court, Lawyers for Good Government has become a critical resource for the progressive movement.

Women Lawyers On Guard, Inc. is a national, non-partisan organization harnessing the power of lawyers and the law in coordination with other non-profit organizations to preserve, protect and defend the democratic values of equality, justice and opportunity for all.

ActLocal is a robust network that provides local volunteer leaders with the tools, training, and support they need to amplify their efforts, connect to each other, and foster collaboration. In 2017, they partnered with local groups to organize over 1,000 leaders in 13 states to increase their impact. They have become a go-to resource for the new wave of volunteer leaders who emerged after the 2016 election to organize their communities.

Bringing more than 40 progressive groups together to bargain collectively for critical technology and data resources (such as the voter file), The Movement Cooperative has fundamentally changed and improved how the progressive movement resources organizing tools and resources - making the entire movement more effective.