Creator Congress
That's us. A creator-led network with a Code of Conduct, campaign briefs and paid opportunities from partner orgs.
How to plug in: You're probably already in. Invite a creator you trust.
Creator CongressA map of the movement media landscape: the networks, newsrooms and strategy shops where creators can find paid work, training, reporting to build on and a community.
These groups match creators with campaigns, causes and paid opportunities.
That's us. A creator-led network with a Code of Conduct, campaign briefs and paid opportunities from partner orgs.
How to plug in: You're probably already in. Invite a creator you trust.
One of the largest influencer communities in social impact, with 22,000+ verified creators matched to campaigns, nonprofits and advocacy groups.
How to plug in: Join the creator community, get the Influencer Impact: Creator Edition newsletter, and work toward Creator Studio, its curated membership tier.
Connects mission-driven orgs with creators on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, and handles contracts, payments and tax forms. Strong on local and state campaigns.
How to plug in: A good route into paid campaign work, whoever you know. Sign up through its site.
A mission-driven media company that connects social change movements with internet culture through influencer campaigns.
How to plug in: Check its site and job board for creator and campaign roles.
A nonprofit founded by strategist Stuart Perelmuter and creator Brian Tyler Cohen to connect progressive creators with lawmakers and build funding for independent progressive voices online. It's the nonprofit arm of Good Influence, an influencer agency.
How to plug in: Access to briefings with elected officials. Ask about disclosure terms first.
Runs paid creator programs for statewide races, including the 2025 Virginia and New Jersey governor's races. It brings in creators from all niches and eases them into political content.
How to plug in: A fit if you don't usually post about politics but want to start.
A youth-led coalition of creators using TikTok and other platforms for progressive advocacy and civic education.
How to plug in: Join a creator coalition of your peers.
A national, community-driven nonprofit doing evidence-based political action, from online mobilization to canvassing.
How to plug in: An active Discord and a Creator Corner.
A consortium of creators, organizers and influencers that shapes political narratives and recruits field volunteers. Supports Democratic and progressive candidates.
How to plug in: A peer network of political creators.
A team of creators founded by Qasim Rashid, using storytelling and relational messaging on economic justice, climate and democracy.
How to plug in: Creator-to-creator collaboration.
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State cohorts are the fastest way to get trained, briefed and often paid for local content, on the races and issues where a few thousand votes decide things.
Trains Iowa creators to make fact-based, pro-democracy content for local audiences.
How to plug in: Apply for a future cohort on the site.
A creator and amplifier network on affordability and everyday life in Maine.
How to plug in: Content that moves people to participate, without partisan framing.
Communications, media and research support for grassroots groups in BIPOC, low-income and rural communities.
How to plug in: Home of Michigan's creator collaborative on local issues.
Political education and organizing training, including a creator cohort that grows creators' existing platforms.
How to plug in: Training plus paid activations.
A pilot with values-aligned creators reaching Granite Staters on Instagram and TikTok.
How to plug in: Creators speak in their own voice. Partners, not ad placements.
A nonpartisan nonprofit informing young people about state and local government and voting.
How to plug in: A paid, year-round program open to any NC-based creator.
“A sisterhood of diverse communities” standing up to extremism, with local groups and online events.
How to plug in: A great fit if your audience is suburban women and moms.
Statewide organizing with briefings and paid post opportunities on voting, election protection and the economy.
How to plug in: The most developed state creator program in the network.
A communications org building a narrative foundation for racial justice, with messaging guides and toolkits.
How to plug in: Creator briefs and trainings.
Founded by three Southern creators to share plain-language information on state and local elections.
How to plug in: Sign up on the site and join hundreds of creators.
Strengthens Black communities by countering harmful online information. It made We All We Got, a “Digital Green Book.”
How to plug in: Fact-checked tools for your audience and comments.
A progressive communications network with state affiliates.
How to plug in: Find your state affiliate for local rapid response.
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Reporting to build explainers on, plus newsrooms that take tips, pitches and contributors.
A nonprofit journalism and advocacy org that builds power for working people.
How to plug in: Send tips and story ideas from your audience.
A network of local digital newsrooms covering state and community news.
How to plug in: Shareable local reporting and election-season creator activations.
NowThis combined with Accelerate Change's publishers (PushBlack, Pulso, ParentsTogether), reaching 190M+ people a month.
How to plug in: Huge reach to audiences political media misses.
Video-first social and podcast content that counters disinformation with culturally relevant, honest material.
How to plug in: A distributed model that brings creators in to produce content.
A creator-founded progressive news network on YouTube, podcasts and social.
How to plug in: Proof creator-led news can scale. Follow and collaborate.
The progressive podcast and media company behind Pod Save America.
How to plug in: Crooked's Vote Save America mobilizes listeners around elections.
Mehdi Hasan's independent, subscriber-funded news and opinion outlet.
How to plug in: A model for going independent on Substack-style platforms.
A nonprofit newsroom for Black communities, with national and local coverage.
How to plug in: Reporting to cite and amplify.
A nonprofit newsroom covering gender, politics and policy.
How to plug in: Explainers on policy that hits women and LGBTQ+ people.
Covers the local races and offices, like DAs, sheriffs and courts, that shape criminal justice and democracy.
How to plug in: Down-ballot explainers you can stitch.
Nonpartisan reporting on how elections are run.
How to plug in: Accurate facts for election protection content.
“Texas News with Teeth”: investigations, perspectives and its Queer Texas section.
How to plug in: Check its contributors page.
Trains and pays community members to document local public meetings.
How to plug in: Get paid to cover city council and school board meetings in many cities.
A college media network with student writers and creators nationwide.
How to plug in: A channel for campus and student audiences.
A public media series explaining how government works.
How to plug in: Trusted, nonpartisan explainers to cite.
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Research, messaging guidance and culture-change shops that help you talk about the issues in ways that land.
A philanthropic resource that funds and connects people using pop culture to shift narratives about people of color, immigrants, refugees, Muslims and Indigenous people.
How to plug in: Fellowships, gatherings and research on culture change.
A social justice communications lab with public opinion research and messaging guides.
How to plug in: Free message guides on immigration, race, economy and more.
Researches media audiences and how narratives spread across platforms.
How to plug in: Data on what your audience is actually watching.
A culture change org that uses storytelling to shift how America sees immigrants.
How to plug in: Resources and consulting for immigration storytelling.
A racial justice organization with major work on media, Hollywood and tech accountability.
How to plug in: Campaigns to amplify and creator partnerships.
A nonpartisan fund and strategy center for multiracial democracy in the South and Southwest, investing in leaders, data and narrative.
How to plug in: Concert pop-ups and short-form social around early voting.
Research and education on how nonviolent movements win, including The Hum podcast.
How to plug in: Strategy for organizing around new fights like data centers and AI.
Reaches working-class people, trains organizers and uses storytelling to challenge narratives that write off people and places.
How to plug in: A fit for rural and working-class audiences.
Uses digital tools with partners on affordability, ethical AI and veteran poll worker recruitment.
How to plug in: Concrete asks, like poll worker sign-ups.
Digital campaigns and trainings on using the internet to build power for racial and economic justice.
How to plug in: Level up your digital organizing skills.
Brings artists and changemakers together in curated spaces for collaboration and shared learning.
How to plug in: Community with artists working on social change.
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Watchdogs, researchers and campaigns working on disinformation, platforms and AI.
Fights for media and tech policy that serves the public, from local news funding to platform accountability. Not the Bari Weiss Free Press.
How to plug in: Campaigns and explainers on who controls the media.
Monitors and corrects misinformation in conservative media.
How to plug in: Fast research to cite in rapid response.
Fights for racial, economic and gender justice in a digital age.
How to plug in: Organizing on surveillance, broadband access and tech harms.
Nonpartisan education to help people tell credible information from misinformation.
How to plug in: Free tools like RumorGuard for debunk content.
Researches online hate and disinformation and pushes platforms to act.
How to plug in: Research on what spreads and why.
A new advocacy org pushing for AI regulation and giving everyday people a say in how AI is used.
How to plug in: Sign the “Freeze AI Now” petition and follow its student organizing.
A political campaign group opposing AI industry money in elections and backing AI safeguards.
How to plug in: Sourced research on who funds AI politics.
A five-plank candidate pledge on AI from the Political Integrity Project.
How to plug in: Check whether your candidates have signed.
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