Carrizo Comecrudo Tribe of Texas works for the betterment and welfare of the Carrizo/Comecrudo People, maintaining connections through ceremony, traditions, and language. They stand together to resist assaults on their ancestral lands coming in the form of land clearing and barrier construction, the waiving of laws that are designed to protect the burials and remains of their ancestors and religious practices, and the violation of First Amendment rights.

Cayce United is an organized group of residents of the Cayce Place Housing Authority development in Nashville, Tennessee. We work to protect and improve our homes, to secure job training, employment opportunities, and access to services.

The mission of Celebrating the African Spirit is to acknowledge, articulate, research and commemorate the lives of enslaved Africans in Poughkeepsie, New York.

To decrease the prevalence of homophobia and transphobia within South Carolina’s Black communities, while creating networks of care and support for those experiencing its impacts.

Center for Artistic Revolution is a LGBTQ/SGL centric statewide organization working with diverse communities and allies on Fairness and Equality for ALL Arkansans.

The Center for Constitutional Rights is dedicated to advancing and protecting the rights guaranteed by the United States Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. CCR is committed to the creative use of law as a positive force for social change.

The purpose of the CPSD-STL is to develop a base of self-determination for the entire community North of Delmar in Saint Louis, Missouri.

They were established by a network of broke millennials with a social conscience who were sick and tired of seeing people going hungry on our city’s streets, being shot and killed for poverty reasons, and generally living short, brutal, and nasty lives. Their purpose is to develop a baseline level of material support for the communities that they've targeted, namely, the Penrose, Greater Ville, JVL, and Academy neighborhoods in regards to food and community space.

Center for Popular Research, Education and Policy (C-PREP) conducts participatory research, capacity building and policy with people who want to restore vitality in their communities. C-PREP addresses the external structural barriers of race and class that limit opportunity and the internalized barriers of fear, alienation and hopelessness that extinguish the human impulse to achieve self-reliance and the drive to create constructive change. C-PREP brings a seasoned team of researchers, trainers, policy analysts and innovators to bear on social problems. C-PREP has deep experience working with low-income communities and people of color. Through knowledge, capacity and policy grounded in everyday reality, C-PREP delivers hope.

The Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors was an organization dedicated to helping people avoid or resist military conscription or seek discharge after voluntary enlistment.

Central Oregon Peace Network works for peace and opposes militarism, human rights abuses, and environmental degradation through education and community organizing activities.

Centro CSO organizes for the rights of the undocumented and quality public education as well as fighting against the police killings of Chicanos/Latinos in the communities of Boyle Heights and East Los Angeles.

Centro Comunitario de Trabajadores’s (CCT) members come from a variety of countries and backgrounds, and speak different languages but, as suggested by our name, we strive to enhance working experience through community building and organizing. We are unique among Massachusetts immigrant workers’ centers in that our staff and leadership are drawn exclusively from the immigrant worker community we serve.

Centro Corona is an intergenerational community space which centers the experience, leadership and knowledge of working-class and immigrant communities from Corona, and nearby neighborhoods, to build a self-determined, collectively-imagined future.

CTUL organizes low-wage workers from across the Twin Cities to develop leadership and educate one another to build power and lead the struggle for fair wages, better working conditions, basic respect, and a voice in our workplaces. CTUL is an organization of workers and for workers, committed to securing fair working conditions for present and future generations.CTUL is dedicated to a vision of an empowered community of workers, and to that end is working toward increased involvement on the part of our members in determining the direction of our organization and its programs. We see workers coming together to improve their working conditions and strengthen their circumstances as the most effective way to grow and become stronger as a group, and to convince other workers that this is a cause worth joining and a fight they can win. We believe that we as workers can be the most effective voices and advocates for the betterment of our wages and working conditions. We are devoted to proving that as one united force, we will be able to prove the truth of the words: SI SE PUEDE!CTUL organiza con trabajadores de bajos ingresos a través de las Twin Cities para desarrollar liderazgo y educarse entre el grupo para construir poder y dirigir la lucha por sueldos justos, mejores condiciones, respeto básico, y una voz en nuestros trabajos. CTUL es una organización de trabajadores y para trabajadores comprometida a asegurar condiciones justas para la generación presente y futuro. CTUL esta dedicado a la visión de una comunidad de trabajadores poderosos y hacia ese fin, esta trabajando para involucrar mas a nuestros miembros en determinar la dirección de nuestra organización y sus programas. Creemos que trabajadores uniéndose para mejorar sus condiciones y fortalecer sus circunstancias es la forma mas efectiva de crecer y ser mas fuertes como grupo, y para convencer a otros trabajadores que esta es una causa a la cual vale la pena unirse y es una lucha que pueden ganar. Nosotros creemos que como trabajadores, somos las voces mas efectivas y los mejores para abogar por mejoramiento de nuestros sueldos y condiciones laborales. Estamos dedicados a comprobar que como una fuerza unida, podremos comprobar la verdad de las palabras: SI SE PUEDE!

The mission of Centro de Trabajadores Unidos is to have a powerful immigrant run organization in the southeast side of Chicago that will educate workers on their rights, develop leadership within the immigrant community, support and organize all workers as they fight for their rights in the workplace and fight for changing policy that increases standards for immigrant workers. The long-term vision would also include a component that would offer career advancement so immigrant workers can advance from low-wage, low-skill jobs into the high-skill jobs of our new economy.We envision a healthy and thriving local economy in which workers rights are respected, their dignity upheld, and their labor justly compensated. Healthy workplaces support healthy individuals and families and together we build a strong community. Our work helps make our vision a reality by educating and assisting immigrant workers as they exercise their rights. CTU stands as a powerful example of the capacity of less-advantaged communities to interrupt cycles of poverty and injustice.

Chainbreaker is a membership-based economic and environmental justice organization. We work to expand access to affordable transportation and sustainable communities for working people in Santa Fe and surrounding areas.We believe that all people have a right to have full access to the city in which we live, work and play. But as our cities grow, many of us are forced to move farther away because we can no longer afford to live in more central neighborhoods. At the same time, our public transportation systems lack the funding necessary to be effective ways to get around. This leaves many of us with no alternative to driving. As the costs of commuting by car continue to rise it becomes harder to make ends meet and the cycle continues. Longer commutes by car hurt not only our wallets, but our environment as well.We’re building a membership of people directly affected by these issues. The more of us that stand together, the more we can make the changes needed to break this cycle of poverty and hold our elected officials accountable to our community.

Deeply rooted in the value of lived experience, Chainless Change serves as a community of recovery, advocacy, and support for those who are impacted by the criminal legal system.

Challenger Street Newspaper's mission "is to empower people in need with economic opportunity and have their viewpoints heard. This paper uplifts and gives information to our most under-represented people. It encourages responsibility and freedoms necessary to enhance our everyday life. The people we serve have a wealth of information to share with society. The paper contributes, informs, and connects diverse people from all walks of life. The challenge is to end poverty."

With a vision for a more progressive city burning in their hearts, a small group of friends set their hands to work in the spring of 2010 to to build a lasting organization committed to social justice.We called it Chattanooga Organized for Action, and our lives, and the story of our city, hasn’t been the same since. Chattanooga Organized for Action is a community organizing non-profit that works to initiate, support, and connect popular grassroots organizations for the purposes of advancing the local social justice movement. We’re a multi-issue organization, and we seek to eliminate the oppressive conditions that cause suffering so many of our city’s poor and marginalized people.At the heart of our organization is an idea: that the path towards a better city can be made by the people themselves. By organizing our communities to win change, we can write a new story for Chattanooga - one that lifts up the marginalized and makes sure none of us are left behind.

The Chicago Anti-Eviction Campaign will enforce our human right to housing and continue fighting to stop all economically-motivated evictions in Chicago. We are no longer willing to wait for any authority to institute our human right to housing. We the people are enforcing our human rights!

The Chicago Disability Activism Collective’s purpose is to build a power base across disability groups to form justice campaigns and fight structures that oppress all people with disabilities.

Chicago United for Equity works with civic leaders in schools, neighborhoods, and citywide organizations to activate racial equity throughout Chicago. We work with school leaders and local school council members to address inequities at their local public schools. We work with neighborhood leaders and organizations to address local inequities such as housing displacement and neighborhood watch programs. We work with citywide leaders - both internal reformers and external advocates - to revise structures, policies, and practices in our government.

Chihene Nde Nation of New Mexico's goal is to gain re-recognition as a federally recognized American Indian Tribe. They are acquiring their land base and economic development plans that will benefit the public.

ROC Wisconsin is an urgent call to our state to:Restore communities that have been harmed by mass incarceration;Restore families to wholeness and health;Restore balance, fiscal discipline and humane priorities to our state’s criminal justice system;Restore men and women back to the community who do not need to be incarcerated;Restore people to health through increased treatment alternatives to incarceration, decreased use of solitary confinement, better support for those who return from jail or prison.

A healing justice initiative for Black women, femmes, and gender non-conforming people, centering the lives and voices of those most marginalized amongst us, particularly, LGBTQ, low income/ working class, and disabled people.

Cidadão Global is a community-based organization dedicated to promoting and defending the human rights of Brazilian immigrants and strengthening citizen participation and political visibility through leadership development, essential services, community organizing, civic engagement, and culturalpreservation.

CAABIC was created to actively address the disparity of representation and the critical mass of African Americans/ Black interpreters by providing them with mentoring, retention, and other professional opportunities.

Citizens for Alternatives to Radioactive Dumping (CARD), founded in 1978, is a grassroots, nonprofit organization dedicated to protecting the land and people of New Mexico and the region from radioactive contamination, while supporting a non-nuclear, sustainable economy. CARD began as a statewide coalition of groups and individuals organized in resistance to the (then) proposed Waste Isolation Pilot Plant (WIPP), a repository for defense-related transuranic waste near Carlsbad and Loving, NM. CARD continues to research and organize around WIPP, opened in March of 1999, and other radioactive and toxic projects in NM, the Southwest, and the US/Mexico border region.

Citizens for Huerfano County or "CHC" was founded in response to the potential threat posed by Shell Western Exploration and Production, Inc. (SWEPI), a unit of Royal Dutch Shell exploratory drilling for natural gas and oil in the pristine Cuchara Valley, Spanish Peak and Gardner areas of Huerfano County.Our mission is to protect the public health, safety, environment, and wildlife in Huerfano County from the effects of oil and gas development.Huerfano County is a a special place and where we have chosen to create our future, raise our families, build our homes and businesses and connect with the land. Like many who live here, visitors come to this corner of Colorado’s Southern Front Range to escape from the pollution and noise of the big city, hike the hills and mountains and enjoy a slower, more peaceful existence immersed in the natural beauty of the southeastern slope of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains.In Colorado, New Mexico, California, Wyoming, Texas and a growing number of places across the country where gas drilling and fracking (the process of injecting fluids and chemicals deep underground to release gas) has occurred, water is contaminated, air pollution is common, and miles of roads and truck traffic scar the land and overrun our tranquility.Citizens for a Huerfano County was founded in 2011 by a group of concerned residents who believe strongly in protecting this unique place from these very real threats posed by natural gas drilling.

Citizens for Safe Water Around Badger unifies and strengthens citizens working for a healthy and sustainable future for Wisconsin’s Badger Army Ammunition Plant. The group was organized in 1990 when the community learned that drinking water wells near Badger were polluted with cancer-causing chemicals. The founders believed that community involvement could have prevented this tragedy.