Tax Fairness Organizing Principles

A fair tax system is one that is progressive, transparent and that generates enough revenue to fund quality public services and provide opportunities that enable all people to thrive.
Comprehensive participation of people at the grassroots level in political change processes is integral to social and economic justice.
Collaborating, communicating and problem solving with peer organizations adds value to an individual organization's work.
The internal and external workings of nonprofit organizations should be explicitly and demonstrably democratic and non-oppressive.

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Projects

Campaigns that strive to expand public conversations and influence policy makers on key federal tax policy and economic issues.

Responsible Wealth

A network of over 700 individuals who are among the wealthiest five percent of Americans who advocate for fair taxes and corporate accountability.

A series of participatory workshops that transform economic statistics into engaging learning experiences to move people to action.

Provides resources that deepen understanding about boundaries to economic parity among communities of color.

A network of 28 state-level advocacy groups that promote fair and adequate taxation at the state and federal levels through grassroots organizing.