The New Majority Fund

The mission of Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy (CAUSE) is to promote economic, social and environmental justice for working people in the region through policy advocacy, research, organizing, leadership development and community building.

The East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy advances economic and social justice by building power and raising standards for working families.

The Center on Policy Initiatives is a non-profit research and advocacy organization formed in 1997 to address issues affecting working people in the San Diego region. We conduct research, build coalitions and advocate for a fair economy in which economic opportunities are accessible to all and no one who works lives in poverty.

The mission of Working Partnerships is to address the needs of working people through strategic initiatives that build the institutional power of working class communities, reframe issues, and create replicable models for progressive action.

Founded in 1993, LAANE is recognized as a national authority on issues affecting the working poor and an innovator in the fight against working poverty.

SCOPE aims to develop multi-dimensional approaches that reduce and eliminate structural barriers to social and economic opportunities for poor and economically disadvantaged communities and communities of color.

The goals of Clergy and Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE) is to build the capacity of the founding groups by creating effective statewide collaboration on public policy and corporate campaigns; hands-on technical assistance, training and capacity-building to emerging interfaith worker justice groups throughout California.

The Partnership for Working Families develops and promotes innovative strategies to build community power and reshape regional economies to transform the lives of workers and communities.

Building Partnerships helps grassroots leaders find the common ground and common agenda they need to change the balance of power in their regions--and put the broader public interest back in public policy.