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Special Interest Groups

Minnesota Public Policy Organizations

  • Center of the American Experiment - A nonpartisan, tax-exempt public policy and educational institution which explores conservative and alternative ideas regarding Minnesota and the nation.
  • The Citizens League - An independent, nonpartisan group that promotes citizen interest in Minnesota public policy. Includes a link to recent issues of The Minnesota Journal.
  • Growth & Justice - "A nonpartisan, public policy institute or think tank focusing on ideas to make Minnesota's economy simultaneously more prosperous, fair and environmentally sustainable."
  • Itasca Project - Forty-plus community leaders have joined together to provide leadership for long-term regional development, accelerate efforts to address critical issues from a regional perspective, and encourage organizations to work together.
  • Joint Religious Legislative Coalition (JRLC) - An interfaith, public-interest lobby group working on social justice issues in Minnesota.
  • Minnesota E-Democracy - A nonpartisan citizen based project seeking increased public participation through effective and meaningful online discussions and information exchange on public policy issues.
  • Minnesota Family Council - A nonprofit, nonpartisan, pro-family organization whose mission is "to strengthen Minnesota families by restoring America's founding Judeo-Christian principles to public policy."
  • Minnesota 2020 - A "nonpartisan progressive think tank" that focuses "on good ideas for education, health care, economic development, and transportation".
  • Minnesota Women's Consortium - 165 member organizations advocate the equal rights of women and children.
  • Taxpayers League - A nonpartisan, nonprofit grass roots taxpayer advocacy organization.


Indexes to Special Interest Groups

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