Korean American Civic Empowerment

The Center for Popular Democracy is a non-profit organization based in Brooklyn, NY and Washington, DC that is dedicated to building power and winning change through grassroots organizing and advocacy. They work on a range of issues including healthcare justice, workers' rights, and a just recovery in Puerto Rico. With a network of affiliates and a team of policy experts, the Center for Popular Democracy engages in campaigns and initiatives to fight for progressive policies and challenge corporate power. Through strategic research and policy reports, they aim to create tools for change and empower communities to take action. Generated from the website

Nonprofit organization offering counseling for public benefits and income tax filing with a healthy food pantry and urban gardens run by a large corp of vlunteers.

MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan social policy research organization. The organization is dedicated to learning what works to improve the well-being of low-income people. Through its research and the active communication of its findings, MDRC seeks to enhance the effectiveness of public policies and programs. In a little more than a decade, MDRC has built a strong reputation as a respected, trustworthy source of information about what works to improve students prospects for academic success in elementary, middle and high school and about what it takes to put effective interventions into place. Since 1991, MDRC has managed 17 major demonstrations and evaluations in education, involving more than 80 communities in 36 states and Washington, D.C. In addition, MDRC has projects focused on helping adult low-income workers overcome barriers to literacy and other academic shortcomings or gain credentials to help them advance in their careers. MDRC is located in New York.