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2019 List of Employers 2019 List of Employers NON-PROFIT/ADVOCACY › Speak Strategic › Pew Research Center › ADA 25 › The Tuesday Company › Tata Institute of Social Sciences › All In Together (Mumbai, India) › Anti-Defamation League POLITICAL & CIVIC TECH › Wilson Center › AppalReD Legal Aid: Appalachian › Apolitical (London, United Kindgom) › World Bank (Dhaka, Bangladesh) Research and Defense Fund of › Civic Hall Labs › World Resources Institute Kentucky › Democracy Works, Inc. › Asian Americans Advancing Justice › Higher Ground Labs MEDIA › Black Tech Mecca › Results for America › ABC News › Business and Professional People for › CBS News the Public Interest ELECTED & POLITICAL OFFICES › Chicago Sun-Times › C&A Foundation (New Delhi, India) › Chicago Alderman Daniel La Spata › CNN › Center for Legal Aid (Sofia, Bulgaria) (D-IL/01) › Crooked Media › Centre de la Protection Internationale › Cook County State’s Attorney’s Ofce › Des Moines Register (Strasbourg, France) › Governor of Illinois, J.B. Pritzker › Fox News › Chicago Ideas › Los Angeles County District Attorney’s › Injustice Watch › Chicago Justice Project Ofce › Iowa Public Television › Chicago Torture Justice Center › Mayor of Boston, Massachusetts, › NBC News › Chinese American Service League Marty Walsh › Peoria Journal-Star › CIMA Law Group › Mayor of Stockton, California, Michael › Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting › Citizens Budget Commission Tubbs (Huaraz, Peru) › Climate Registry › National Congress of Brazil (São › USA Today › Collaborative for Community Wellness Paulo, Brazil) › Delta Health Alliance › New York State Assemblyman Daniel GOVERNMENT AGENCIES › Domestic Violence Legal Clinic O’Donnell (D-NY/69) › California Ofce of the State Public › El Pozo de Vida (Mexico City, Mexico) › Representative Kelly Cassidy (D-IL/14) Defender › Environmental Law & Policy Center › State Representative Lamont › Chicago City Treasurer › Fahe Robinson (D-IL/05) › City of Chicago, Department of Family › HealthConnect One › State Senator Heather Steans (D-IL) and Support Services › Housing Assistance Council › U.S. Congressman Bobby Scott (D- › Cook County Department of › Illinois Business Immigration Coalition VA/03) Corrections › Illinois Farm Bureau › U.S. Congressman Brad Schneider › Inter-American Development Bank › Illinois Justice Project (D-IL/10) › Mexican Ministry of Finance (Mexico › Innovations for Poverty Action (Accra, › U.S. Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick City, Mexico) Ghana) (R-PA/01) › Mexican Ministry of Foreign Afairs › Institute for Justice › U.S. Congressman Jim Himes (D- (Mexico City, Mexico) › Johnson County Mental Health Center CT/04) › Ministry of Public Administration in › La 72 (Tenosique, Mexico) › U.S. Congressman Rodney Davis (R- Kosovo (Pristina, Kosovo) › League of Women Voters IL/13) › Ofce of Management and Budget › Legal Services Corporation › U.S. Congressman Ted Lieu (D-CA/33) › Ofce of the Chief Financial Ofcer - › LIFT, Inc. › U.S. Congressman Tom Reed (R- Washington, D.C. Government › Madre, Global Women’s Rights NY/23) › Organisation for Economic Co- › Margaret’s Center › U.S. Congresswoman Cheri Bustos operation and Development › Mercy Corps (D-IL/17) › South Korean Ministry of Foreign › Mobilization of Afro-descendant › U.S. Congresswoman Lucy McBath Afairs (Seoul, South Korea) Women for the Care of Life and the (D-GA/06) › Turkish Consulate General of Chicago Ancestral Territories (Santander de › U.S. Senator Marco Rubio (R-FL) › U.S. Department of Energy Quilichao, Colombia) › U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal (D- › U.S. Department of Health and Human › Ofce of the Provost/Diversity CT) Services › One Million Degrees › U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) › U.S. Department of Homeland Security › Reform for Illinois › U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin (D-WI) › U.S. Department of Justice › RefugeeOne › U.S. Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) › U.S. Department of State › Renewable Energy Alaska Project • Vienna, Austria › Rohingya Cultural Center THINK-TANKS • Washington, D.C. › Sarah’s Inn › Aspen Institute • Berlin, Germany › Smart Decarceration › Center for American Progress • Rome, Italy › Tenaganita (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) › Center for Tax and Budget • Boston, Massachusetts › Theirworld Accountability • The Hauge, Netherlands › Uncommon Law › Center for the Study of Social Policy • New York, New York › Union of Ukrainian Entrepreneurs › Center of International Private • Istanbul, Turkey (Kiev, Ukraine) Enterprise • London, United Kingdom › University of Chicago’s Ofce of › Centre for Basic Research (Kampala, • Vatican City, Vatican Federal Relations Uganda) › U.S. Department of the Interior › Chicago Council on Global Afairs › U.S. District Court for the Southern POLITICAL CONSULTING/STRATEGY › Civic Enterprises District of New York › 50+1 Strategies › Chicago Project on Security and › U.S. Peace Corps › AKPD Threats › United Nations Global Compact › Beacon Global Strategies › Health and Medicine Policy Research › United Nations Industrial Development › Benenson Strategy Group Group Organization (Vienna, Austria) › Blue Engine Message and Media › Hudson Institute › White House › Emerging Markets Political Risk › Institute for National Security Studies Analysis (Mexico City, Mexico) (Tel Aviv, Israel) › KJD Strategies › Instituto Sou da Paz (São Paulo, › New Heights Communication Brazil) › No Com (Paris, France) › McCain Institute › Precision Strategies › Metropolitan Planning Council › Republican Governor’s Association › New America.
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