The Center for Popular Democracy
https://populardemocracy.org/about-us
https://www.facebook.com/populardemocracy
Contact: info@populardemocracy.org
449 Troutman St
Brooklyn, New York 11237
Building capacity to win a pro-worker, pro-immigrant, racial & economic justice agenda. CPD is a high-impact national organization that builds organizing power to transform the local and state policy landscape through deep, long-term partnerships with leading community-based organizing groups nationwide. Collectively, our staff brings decades of experience to bear, merging technical and legal expertise with deep organizing experience to support our partners in winning, sustaining, expanding and replicating victories across the country. CPD not only helps partners win organizing campaigns and further innovative policy agendas, but we also support them to build strong organizational infrastructure and political muscle. CPD generates momentum from the local level up to ensure that the values of equity, opportunity and a dynamic democracy become national priorities. Our work is not simply about making policy change. It is about working with communities to understand the root causes of the challenges we confront, building consensus around transformative solutions, and working in sustained partnership to accomplish shared goals. We aim to do our work in a way that builds trust, enhances collective capacity, and ultimately broadens and strengthens the progressive movement. CPD views both components of our work as interrelated and equally critical: achieving meaningful change on the ground requires both creative policy solutions and resilient, sophisticated community-based organizations that can achieve victories and expand upon them. The Center for Popular Democracy works to create equity, opportunity and a dynamic democracy in partnership with high-impact base-building organizations, organizing alliances, and progressive unions. CPD strengthens our collective capacity to envision and win an innovative pro-worker, pro-immigrant, racial and economic justice agenda.
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