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Florida NOW is a coalition of intersectional feminists fighting for gender equity, reproductive rights, survivor support, and justice in Florida. Their Linktree page centralizes action Read more...
The End Presidential Revenge project fights back against retaliatory abuse by presidents — like when an executive order is used to sic federal agencies on Read more...
Because ballots should come with backup. Progressive Voters Guide helps you cut through the noise with endorsements, issue stances, and down-ballot picks tailored to your Read more...
A peer‑led, queer care network. A Haven for Us is a grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit offering virtual support groups, microgrants, and resources to LGBTQIA+ individuals—especially those Read more...
Housing Justice Now is a nonprofit law firm based in the Los Angeles area that focuses on defending tenants facing unlawful eviction. Its website identifies Read more...
Safe Space Alliance is a visibility initiative focused on helping LGBTQI+ people identify welcoming spaces and encouraging organizations to communicate their commitment to inclusion. The Read more...
American Federation of Government Employees The American Federation of Government Employees is a labor union representing federal government employees and certain District of Columbia workers. Read more...
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights The Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights is a statewide coalition advancing the rights of immigrants and Read more...
Southwest Florida feminists on fire. This chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW) fights for reproductive rights, gender justice, and equality in the reddest Read more...
