Ecosystem Directory
Use the Ecosystem Directory to find organizations to collaborate with, to explore what types of work organizations are doing to increase access to digital benefits, and to better understand the ecosystem as a whole.

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CLASP is a national nonprofit advancing policy solutions that improve the lives of people with low incomes, especially in child care, workforce development, and public benefits.
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An organization dedicated to improving government effectiveness through research, expert advice, and public administration innovation.
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The American Institute for Full Employment advocates for policies and systems that help people with barriers to employment find stable, long-term work through workforce development and social services.
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MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan research organization dedicated to improving social policies and programs that affect low-income individuals through rigorous studies and evidence-based insights.
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FRAC works to end hunger and improve public nutrition programs like SNAP through research, advocacy, and policy innovation.
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Women in Identity empowers women in the identity industry through networking, education, and leadership.
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This institute focuses on promoting transparent, accountable governance through research, policy advocacy, and technology innovation.
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The AZCenter works to advance economic policies that benefit low-income families in Arizona, advocating for better access to public benefits and services.
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The Urban Institute conducts data-driven research and policy analysis to improve social and economic well-being across the United States.
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FrameWorks develops strategic communications tools that help advocates and policymakers better explain and promote social programs.
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Supports the WIC program to provide nutrition and health services for women, infants, and children.
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Coding it Forward empowers early-career technologists by creating pathways into public interest technology.