The Chicago Justice Project (CJP) is an independent, non profit research organization. We strive to access and analyze data from criminal justice agencies to promote evidence based reforms that will better serve the justice needs of local communities. 

The US Labor Education in the Americas Project (USLEAP) is an independent non-profit organization based in Chicago that engages a broad range of organizations and individuals in the US to promote full respect for the rights of workers in Latin America. Founded in 1987, the organization advocates for fundamental changes to US trade policies, demands corporate responsibility, denounces violence against trade unionists, and conducts worker justice campaigns in the banana, flower, and apparel sectors.

The North Dakota Human Rights Coalition (NDHRC) is a broad-based coalition of individuals and organizations with an interest in the furtherance of human rights in North Dakota. We work toward the enhancement of human rights in North Dakota through information, education and legislative action.

We can improve the quality of life in North Dakota through individuals and organizations supporting our efforts, and through membership and financial support.

The League of Minnesota Human Rights Commissions, founded in 1972 and reorganized in 1987, is a coalition of local human-rights commissions that have been established by charter or ordinance in communities throughout Minnesota. While its member commissions are public organizations, the league is a private, nongovernmental organization with 501(c)(3) classification under the IRS code. Grants and gifts to the league are tax deductible.

World Without Genocide works to protect innocent people around the world; prevents genocide by fighting racism and prejudice; advocates for the prosecution of perpetrators; and remembers those whose lives and cultures have been destroyed by genocide. World Without Genocide envisions a future in which genocide and other mass atrocities perpetrated against innocent people will disappear from the earth.

Women’s All Points Bulletin is a community policing social entrepreneurship whose mission is to become the premier organization providing services, education, and training to eradicate all forms of violence against women during policing encounters, including arrest and detention. To achieve this mission we will build and maintain working relationships with progressive leadership among law enforcement agencies focused on mutual respect, cultural and change management principles.

For more information contact Executive Director Crista Noel at thewapb.org@gmail.com.

The mission of The University of Iowa Labor Center is to provide educational programs and research support to Iowa’s working people and their organizations. Since 1951, the Labor Center has acted as a bridge between the University and Iowa’s labor community

The National Underground Railroad Freedom Center opened in August 2004 on the banks of the Ohio River in downtown Cincinnati, Ohio. Our purpose is to tell the story of the struggle for freedom in the United States through exhibits and programs that focus on America's battle to rid itself of the ugly scourge of slavery and treat all its citizens with respect and dignity.

The Coalition of African, Arab, Asian, European, & Latino Immigrants of Illinois (CAAAELII) is a unique coalition of non-profit community-based organizations serving the numerous immigrant and refugee communities of the Chicago area. CAAAELII staff work with our member organizations and other community partners to develop and implement services, resources, trainings, and collaborative projects around specific issues faced by their constituencies.

Loyola’s Center for the Human Rights of Children represents, coordinates, and stimulates efforts to understand, protect and apply the human rights of children in the face of injustice and poverty of body, mind, and spirit.

The Center seeks guidance and inspiration from the tradition of Catholic teachings on social justice as well as the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child.