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Advancing social, economic and racial equity for the Latina/o community and the Los Angeles region through power building and policy advocacy, including the Fuerza Fund for Latina/o-led organizations.

Think tank and act tank for movement building founded in 1989 and based in Los Angeles, with campaigns rooted in working-class communities of color, and home of the Bus Riders Union.

Climate Resolve builds collaborations to champion equitable climate solutions. We connect communities, organizations and policymakers to address a global problem with local action.

Founded in 1973, the Coalition for Economic Survival (CES) is a non-profit, grassroots organization with a diverse community base, dedicated to protecting rent control and mobilizing low and moderate-income people to secure economic and social justice.

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Fighting for Safe, Decent, and Affordable Housing in Los Angeles Learn More We help tenants fight for safe, decent, and affordable housing. Inquilinos Unidos (United Tenants) empowers low-income Los Angeles tenants through community organizing, education and advocacy.

LA Forward is community of people who fight for policies that will make Los Angeles County a fair, flourishing place for everyone.

Recognized nationally for its historic the Bus Riders Union is a multiracial dynamo of 200 active members, 3,000 dues-paying members, and 50,000 supporters on the buses of L.A. The BRU has literally

Streets For All is building a transportation revolution in Los Angeles, fighting for bus lanes, bike lanes, and pedestrian improvements, fighting climate change and making the streets safer for all.

It’s people like Fred Neal Jr., for LA Metro’s leadership. As the founder of transit rider advocacy non-profit Ride New Orleans, Neal Jr .

Los Angeles organization examining how cities plan, fund, govern and care for public space, with a focus on sidewalks and the public realm as a civic promise.

ACT-LA was founded in the early 2010s to stop the displacement of working-class communities of color as LA expanded its public transit system. Originally called the Alliance for Community Transit–Los Ang

We are a grassroots 501(c)(4) helping to build a progressive LA alongside organizers from the city

We train and mobilize Angelenos to advocate for safe, walkable communities across Los Angeles.

For more than 10 years SCOPE has worked with community based organizations, labor unions, and environmental groups to ensure that low-income communities of color are at the forefront of the green jobs sector.