The New Leaders Council (NLC)
8837 Villa La Jolla Drive - #13465
La Jolla, CA 92039
Email : mriddle@newleaderscouncil.org
Established in 2005, the New Leaders Council (NLC) is a 501(c)(3)
nonprofit group that works to recruit and train young people to become “the progressive political entrepreneurs of tomorrow.” Its
overarching objective is to strengthen the “progressive infrastructure” across the
United States, so as to “ensure strong democracy, social justice, and equal
opportunity” far into the foreseeable future.
As of January 2014, NLC had chapters in 31 communities nationwide. These included Atlanta, Augusta, Baltimore, Boston,Broward, the Capital District, Chicago, Cleveland, Des Moines, Jacksonville, Kentucky, Los Angeles, Louisiana, Madison,Miami, Montana, Nashville, New Jersey, New York City, North Carolina, Orange County, Orlando, Philadelphia, Rhode Island,Sacramento, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, St. Louis, Tallahassee, Tampa Bay, and Washington DC.
NILC's three major programs include the following: [___].
As of January 2014, NLC had chapters in 31 communities nationwide. These included Atlanta, Augusta, Baltimore, Boston,Broward, the Capital District, Chicago, Cleveland, Des Moines, Jacksonville, Kentucky, Los Angeles, Louisiana, Madison,Miami, Montana, Nashville, New Jersey, New York City, North Carolina, Orange County, Orlando, Philadelphia, Rhode Island,Sacramento, San Francisco, Silicon Valley, St. Louis, Tallahassee, Tampa Bay, and Washington DC.
NILC's three major programs include the following: [___].
NLC has received funding from a large number of activist organizations, labor unions, charitable foundations, and individual donors. Among these are the ACLU Foundation of San Diego, CAIR Chicago, the California Federation of Teachers, Nancy Pelosi For Congress, Planned Parenthood, and the Service Employees International Union. For a more comprehensive list of NLC funder..[___].
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