North Dakota Progressive Coalition
The North Dakota Progressive Coalition (or the NDPC) was a community-based grassroots non-profit organization that championed economic and social justice issues.[1] The Coalition was composed of 33 groups from across the state and individual supporters. The Executive Director of the NDPC was Don Morrison.
In September 2006, the North Dakota Progressive Coalition was reorganized into two organizations, NDPeople.org and the North Dakota Center for the Public Good. The NDCPG was a focused on voter education, and providing public forums for issues and candidates. NDPeople.org was a non-profit, non-partisan political organization with the goal of advancing economic and social justice in North Dakota. NDPeople.Org ran political attack ads against North Dakota House of Representatives Majority Leader Rick Berg over his support of tax breaks for oil exploration in the state during the 2006 election season.[2]
Based on YouTube postings, NDPeople.org ceased active operations around 2011, and NDCPG followed in 2012.
External links[edit]
- YouTube channels (some extant content)
- Internet Archive
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