We are Organized Power in Numbers

At Organized Power in Numbers, we know workers and their communities don’t get power through backroom deals, big campaign contributions, or being related to someone in office. We get power when we come together.

The solutions to today’s problems already exist. The number of people who want a better way already exists. What doesn’t exist yet is a big enough movement to challenge the status quo and build a country and economy that centers workers instead of corporations and billionaires.

That’s why we built Organized Power in Numbers.

We utilize online and offline base building and organizing strategies, comprehensive campaigns, strategic litigation, communications, and policy advocacy to create diverse solutions, win concrete, transformative demands that improve working people’s lives, and promote civic engagement at the local, state, and national levels with a focus on the South and Southwest. We chose to build our work in the South and Southwest where the majority of our people - working class people of color - live in the United States.

We find people who our movements aren’t yet talking to and move them into action through campaigns and membership in unions and grassroots organizations and the broader labor movement.

By making digital and tech tools for mass scale outreach accessible beyond electoral campaigns and large national organizations, we inject capacity during critical moments to advance campaigns that are fighting for workers rights, racial, and economic justice.