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Subject: These 22 Leaders Aim to Stop a Repeat of 2020's Election Tumult
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We typically bring you short news items in this section, but there’s something today worth lingering on for a bit.
The Democracy Funders Network this morning debuted a new data platform with a first-of-its-kind accounting of the funders and nonprofits focused on election reform, bridge-building, fostering belonging, and other work toward a healthy democracy.
Democracy Hub features data on more than 4,500 nonprofits and nearly 30,000 funders. It was built with Impala, a tech and data company for grant makers, nonprofits, and others in the social-impact world. Some tidbits from the data:
We’ll explore Democracy Hub in an upcoming story along with other new ventures to map the field of work that The Commons covers. The platform is designed in part to replace and enhance Candid’s work to track the field, which was discontinued earlier this year.
