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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The American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees (AFSCME) is a labor union representing public sector workers across the United States, advocating for workers' rights, fair wages, and improved public services.
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Fraud detection and identity verification technology company.
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Wisconsin DWD provides workforce training, unemployment benefits, and labor market services statewide.
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Merative provides technology and data solutions to improve healthcare and social service delivery.
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Supports the Head Start community through advocacy, training, and policy development.
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Legal Services of North Florida offers free legal representation and advocacy to vulnerable populations in civil cases.
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Building Skills Partnership focuses on improving economic mobility by providing training and support for low-wage workers, particularly in the building services industry.
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The U.S. House Committee on the Budget is dedicated to overseeing the federal budget process and ensuring fiscal responsibility in legislative decision-making.
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Established in 1992, Economic Opportunity Funders (EOF), is a network of national, state, and local level funders working to advance economic equity and opportunity in the United States.
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UNC Chapel Hill fosters public service and research to improve health, education, and economic opportunity across North Carolina and beyond.
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Virginia DSS administers social services and public assistance programs to support families and individuals in need.
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CGI partners with government agencies to deliver end-to-end IT and business consulting services that modernize and streamline public sector operations.
