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Solutions member Lisa Meade with
Chris from the Tennessee Justice Institute.
Here are a number of groups that Solutions works in conjunction
with, along with some resources for organizers on the internet.
Networks
Community Shares:
Funds 40 nonprofit, grassroots organizations, all of which
work to address the root causes of problems that we as individuals
and communities face.
Appalachian Community
Fund: A regionally based and controlled grant-making
organization for work on economic, environmental, social and
racial justice issues.
Tennesseans for Fair
Taxation: A state-wide grassroots coalition of individuals
and organizations dedicated to economic justice.
Save our Cumberland
Mountains: A rural Tennessee citizen's organization
working for social, environmental, and economic justice.
National Campaign
for Jobs and Income Support: A national network of over 1000
grassroots groups from 40 states organizing around welfare policy
issues at the federal level.
National Links for Organizers
National Organizer's
Alliance: A resource for professional organizers,
providing training, benefits, and support.
ACORN: One of the
largest grassroots organizations in the country, working to protect
the rights of low-income citizens
Southern
Empowerment Project: Recruits and trains community
leaders to become organizers to assist organizations in the South
and Appalachia to solve community problems.
Jobs with
Justice: A national campaign for workers' rights,
which works through coalitions of labor, community, religious
and constituency organizations.
Midwest Academy:
One of the nation's oldest and best known schools for community
organizations, citizen organizations and individuals committed
to progressive social change.
AFL-CIO: Home
of Union Summer.
The Idealist: A
online Database of over 20,000 organizations.
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