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Disagree Better
"We can disagree and stand firm for our beliefs and principles, but we should never forget the dignity of the other human being. I'm proud to join Governors across the nation in demonstrating that civility is not a weakness."
— Governor Bill Lee, Tennessee
The Lilith Fund
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877-355-1461
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American Exchange Project
"When you travel, you learn the most about your own country. No matter how divided we think we are, there is much more we have in common."
— David McCullough III, Co-Founder and CEO
All In Together
Core Principles:
Strictly Nonpartisan: Tools and opportunities for all women regardless of party affiliation
Inclusive: Special focus on underserved women, women of color, and young women
Collaborative: "All in together" means partnering across sectors and organizations
Action-Oriented: Moving beyond awareness to tangible civic participation
Sustainable: Building lifelong commitment to democracy beyond election cycles
What makes AIT different:
Only national nonpartisan organization focused exclusively on women's civic engagement
Combines education, training, research, and media to create systemic change
Reaches millions through media while training thousands on the ground
Addresses gender-based violence survivors and marginalized communities
Led by women with deep expertise in both civic life and business leadership
The Ford Foundation Center for Social Justice
"More than ever, people and organizations need space to come together to discuss, imagine, and chart a path to a more just world. We hope the center helps to fulfill this need."
— Ford Foundation
Introducing Potentialism
Why This Matters
For the Exhausted Majority: A vision that transcends left-right polarization and offers practical hope
For Educators: A framework that recognizes both individual potential and structural barriers
For Policy Makers: Cross-partisan appeal with 80% agreement across political parties
For Community Leaders: A shared language for building civic culture beyond divisiveness
For America's Future: A roadmap for reimagining democracy in the 21st century
American Enterprise Institute
American Enterprise Institute
Defending human dignity, expanding human potential, and building a freer and safer world.
Since 1938, AEI has been advancing ideas rooted in democracy, free enterprise, American strength and global leadership, individual liberty, and a pluralistic, entrepreneurial culture through rigorous research and open debate.
Bipartisan Leadership
"The way we foster good public policy is through bipartisanship. Americans share a common ground that is deeper than the partisan disputes that divide us, and people on both sides of the aisle have good intentions."
— Bipartisan Policy Center Mission Statement
OER Commons
A dynamic digital library and network where educators discover, create, and collaborate to improve teaching and learning with open educational resources.
Making quality education accessible and affordable for everyone through freely available, openly licensed teaching and learning materials that can be used, adapted, and shared without cost.
The Landing
Why this matters:
Less than 1% of human trafficking victims are identified
Many victims don't even realize they're being trafficked
Traditional services require victim identification, creating barriers to help
By serving anyone who has experienced the sex trade, we eliminate these barriers
This approach increases victim identification and connects more people with life-saving support
Founded in 2015, The Landing started as a dream to reach survivors who were slipping through the cracks. Our founders wanted to create a safe space for survivors, regardless of whether they were ready to leave their current situation.
YMCA of Greater Houston
Why Belonging Matters
Families sign up their kids for swim lessons or sports not just to learn skills, but to make friends and feel like they belong. Seniors come for exercise classes and stay to talk over coffee. People walk through our doors for programs, but they stay because they feel seen and supported.
Recent research shows that feeling connected to others is more important for success than age, race, or income. The Y uses this information to create programs that bring different generations together and help people feel less alone.