The Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign:

This is a national campaign made up of approximately 100 organizations from areas all across the country. Together we are working to build a social movement to abolish poverty. As its mission states, this campaign is committed to "uniting the poor across color lines as the leadership base for a broad movement to abolish poverty. We work to accomplish this through advancing economic human rights as named in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights- such as the rights to food, housing, health, education, communication, & living wage jobs."

FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://www.economichumanrights.org/index.shtml

The University of the Poor:

The University of the Poor is the educational arm of the Poor People's Economic Human Rights Campaign and is concerned with the unity and development of the leaders of a growing movement to end poverty. Since its inception, the University of the Poor has shared education tools with grassroots anti-poverty groups across the nation, has helped link media professionals, performing artists, social workers, members of the religious community and labor organizers with the movement to end poverty, and has facilitated the exchange of knowledge between poor people and their allies across the globe.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://www.universityofthepoor.org/

Anti-Poverty Network:

The Anti-Poverty Network (APN) is an information-oriented forum opened to all concerned with eliminating poverty. The network includes faith-based organizations, people living in poverty, advocacy groups, concerned citizens, and labor unions. It provides an oppurtunity for interested groups to meet regularly to discuss legislation and up-to-date research about poverty. APN also encourages participants to present issues and proposals that they would like others to critique, endorse, and/or consider for joint action.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://antipovertynetwork.org/index.cfm

Just Health Care:

Just Health Care is the Labor Party's campaign for national health insurance that guarantees lifetime coverage to every resident of the United States. By eliminating administrative waste and profit in the health care system and controlling costs, the United States can afford comprehensive and universal health care coverage without increasing our nation's health care budget. nstead of over 1,000 insurance companies creating mountains of paperwork and wasting our premium dollars, one insurance plan will cover everyone.

FOR MORE INFORMATION: http://antipovertynetwork.org/index.cfm