We are a workers' rights center that organizes workers in our community to end labor exploitation. Based in Central Falls, Rhode Island and founded in 2006, we educate and train workers in their rights, develop new community leaders, and take direct action against injustices to win concrete victories. We work together with state and national coalitions in order to maximize our impact.Our Organizing Philosophy:At its core, Fuerza Laboral is a center for community organizing. While we believe providing services to our community is important, we know that services often create dependency on the service provider and relegate community members to a relative position of powerlessness. We are not advocates; we do not believe professional staff should speak on behalf of the people. We believe there is no testimony more powerful than that which comes directly from the source. Building shared, lasting power: Fuerza Laboral's goal in organizing workers is to create an environment in which people who share a common problem can work together for its solution, while building shared, lasting power.

Fuerza Latina is an organization of immigrants for immigrants. They are dedicated to educating, informing, organizing, and promoting change to facilitate an improved quality of life for immigrants in their community.

Fuerza Unida is an organization led by Mexican-American women founded in 1990 by over 600 mostly women garment workers, displaced after Levi’s Strauss left the city of San Antonio to Costa Rica.For 24 years, we have served our community via El Hilo de la Justicia, our sewing collective and by providing a monthly food pantry. We host a community garden, an annual Youth Leadership Program, and we hold monthly membership meetings, Loteria Mexicana games and other programming that drive and inform our work to achieve economic, environmental and social justice.

Fund for Empowerment works to build community resources for oppressed and marginalized people, via direct services, capacity-building training, and project support.

G.I. coffeehouses are supportive spaces for active duty U.S. servicemembers who are seeking help in healing from the trauma of war and life in the military, getting the services that they are have been unable to receive while serving (proper medical care, counseling, legal support, etc.), and questioning their time in the military and/or U.S. wars and occupations.

A National Democratic, anti-imperialist organization of militant Filipino women fighting for the genuine liberation of the Philippines!

GABRIELA National Alliance of Women is a grassroots-based alliance of more than 200 organizations, institutions, desks and programs of women all over the Philippines seeking to wage a struggle for the liberation of all oppressed Filipino women and the rest of our people. While we vigorously campaign on women-specific issues such as women's rights, gender discrimination, violence against women and women's health and reproductive rights, GABRIELA is also at the forefront of national and international economic and political issues that affects women.

Coffee Strong was a GI coffeehouse based on the tradition of resistance coffee houses opened during the Vietnam War by antiwar veterans and active duty soldiers in the United States.

All students need a safe, supportive atmosphere in which they can learn, including students that are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT). Unfortunately, bullying, harassment, and discrimination against LGBT students occurs often in our schools. As these students face verbal and physical harassment; educators, policy makers, parents, and other students are hampered by the lack of quality information and resources to protect LGBT students. However, over the past several years, Iowa has made significant progress in helping create safer schools for LGBT students. Iowa became the 10th state in the nation to pass a comprehensive Safe Schools Law that protects ALL students in 2007. Including the Safe Schools Law was the extension of the Civil Rights law which protects LGBT school staff members from discrimination. Governor Culver, Lt. Governor Judge, and legislative leaders all made historic passage of these laws a reality. But, work remains to be done to protect all students from bullying, harassment, and discrimination. Laws are only good if enforcement and education follows.

Garden of Peace Project was created to uplift, uphold, and empower the narratives and lived experiences of queer and/or trans folks of color. We work to manifest spaces of healing to shift the impact of systemic and structural violence and foster spaces of resistance and liberation.We are committed to upholding and affirming the lives and lived experiences of queer and/or trans folks of color.

The Gay Liberation Front was a militant coalition of radical and revolutionary homosexual men and women committed to fight the oppression of the homosexual as a minority group and to demand the right to the self-determination of our their bodies.

Gays and Lesbians Living In a Transgender Society (G.L.I.T.S.) approaches the health and rights crises faced by LGBTQ sex workers holistically using harm reduction, human rights principles, and social justice with a commitment to empowerment in finding solutions from our own community.

Gender Benders is a grassroots organization for transgender and gender diverse folks in the Southeastern US. We are based in Upstate, SC and we have chapters and partner organizations in Hattiesburg, MS, Clemson, SC, and Hendersonville, NC. Gender Benders started as a group of 3 folks talking about what needs we had as trans and gender diverse people living in an area with no existing resources or support networks - and what we could realistically do to meet those needs with no money. From those conversations we developed a three pronged approach to serving our people. The first leg of what we do is connecting people to the resources they need to lead full and healthy lives. The second leg of what we do is engaging in activism and education work to help create safer communities for our people. Lastly, the third leg of what we do is hold intentional space for people to develop relationships with other trans and gender diverse people who can serve as a support system for each other. We still don't have much money, but today Gender Benders serves over 550 people from across the Southeast.

Gender Justice LA is a grassroots organization building the the power of the transgender and gender non-conforming community here in LA.

GJL was started by a group of long time Trans*, Queer, and allied activists who were looking to increase the community’s capacity to address cissexism, transphobia, transmisogyny and homo, bi, and queer phobias that Trans*, gender queer, and gender non-conforming people face.Gender Justice League is focused on creating community through advocacy efforts and shared leadership development. Recognizing that only 4% of employees in the major LGBT organizations are Trans* identified and that Trans* people face nearly double the unemployment rate of cis people in this country — GJL is situated in a Gender Justice model that seeks to empower Trans* people to combat the systemic oppression, discrimination, and violence that we face in our daily lives.Gender Justice League is focused on social, economic, and racial justice at the core of our work. Our analysis of Gender Justice focuses on issues that are often left on the sidelines of traditional LGBTQ activism like looking at issues of incarceration and the prison industrial complex, resisting gentrification and issues of homelessness and housing accessibility, and innovative strategies and programs to address unemployment. We believe to tackle these problems we must build our power through organizing and leadership development. As a collective – we are comprised of many individual activists (both old and new to activism) who have come together to work collectively to build our communities power, resilience, and autonomy.

Gender Portraits mission is to advocate for transgender, intersex, and gender non-conforming people through art.

Genesis is a community of member organizations working together for access to opportunity, health and quality education for people throughout the Bay Area. Unifying our member congregations and institutions, we have successfully advanced significant public policy initiatives to secure jobs in communities of color and low income families in funding for public transportation.

Gente Organizada brings together generations—youth and adults—to access, build, and wield power in order to achieve educational, economic, and social justice in our communities.We believe: Organizing across generations is the most effective way to create sustainable change in our communitiesThrough offering progressive programming we can strengthen our communities of socially-concious, lifelong learnersOur communities must work together to ensure that every child has access to a high-quality educationEvery person has intelligence and talent and is capable of making positive change

For 31 years, The George Wiley Center has been a grassroots agency that organizes members of the low-income community to advocate for systematic changes aimed at alleviating problems associated with poverty.​​The work of the George Wiley Center is based on the belief that each person in our community is endowed with innate dignity and worth. Each deserves a decent home, adequate clothing, and nutritious food, the essential resources for intellectual and emotional development. These goals are achieved through community education and awareness and community organization and development.​​We are committed to forming cooperative alliances with church, business, labor, and community groups and to bringing those directly impacted by poverty into leadership roles as community change agents. Our agency holds open (free and public) membership meetings in numerous locations around Rhode Island.

The Georgia Muslim Voter Project was founded in late 2015, in response to the growing anti-Muslim rhetoric that was prevalent in mainstream politics and the low rates of civic engagement in the Muslim community. The mission of GAMVP is to activate Muslim voters in order to elevate our voices. We stand for equal representation and justice in all forms.

Georgians for Alternatives to the Death Penalty is the statewide coalition of organizations and individuals working to end the death penalty, build power in communities targeted by the criminal justice system, protect the rights and dignity of those on death row and their families and transform Georgia’s broken public safety system.

Get Girls Going (GGG) uses entrepreneurship education to empower Black teen girls to become leaders that create and develop social enterprises that make a difference in the world.

Global Fund for Girls responds as a global advocate, resource provider, and network for girls of color and children in crisis.

The Global Women's Strike is a grassroots network with national co-ordinations in a number of countries. Invest in caring not killing is our strategy for change. We campaign for the return of military budgets to the community, beginning with women the main carers in every country of people and the planet. Women, and men who support our goals, take action together on 8 March, International Women’s Day, and throughout the year. We work to ensure that power relations among us are addressed, and that each of our struggles is backed by our collective power.

Glynn Environmental Coalition is committed to assuring a clean environment and healthy economy for citizens of Coastal Georgia. For more than 18 years, we have worked diligently to make Glynn County a safe and healthy place to raise our families by assuring a clean environment and healthy economy for coastal Georgia. We work for you through community organizing, educational presentations, technical assistance, submitting comments, and requesting public hearings. The focus of the GEC has since expanded about to include governmental oversight and environmental justice. GEC is working to preserve our right to information and input into the decisions that affect our lives.

Grassroots International connects with global movements that defend land, territory, water, food, seeds, and the Earth, to address the root causes of injustice and oppression, and build alternative systems that nurture human rights, ecological justice, and collective liberation.

The Great Lakes Commons is a grassroots effort to establish the Great Lakes as a thriving, living commons—shared waters that we all take care of and protect in perpetuity.

Greater Spokane Progress is a collaborative network united to build political strength and equity in our community.

Green Mountain Crossroads connects rural LGBTQ people to build community, visibility, knowledge and power. Based in Brattleboro, Vermont, we work locally and regionally throughout northern New England.We envision a resilient community of communities that works towards the transformation of our economic, social, and political relationships. We are building a multi-issue social justice movement of rural LGBTQ people. GMC can build this movement through intersectional leadership development, community-building, movement-buliding, and education. Green Mountain Crossroads can be a home for LGBTQ liberation and community-building for rural LGBTQ people.

The Greensboro Mural Project is an arts organization that engages the people of Greensboro in the process of creating murals through dialogue across the community. The Greensboro Mural Project uses public art as a tool to communicate, record history, and make Greensboro more beautiful.