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🔥Breaking! Global Integrity which runs the Open Government Hub, is funded by the Proteus Fund. The Proteus Fund maintains the Emergent Fund, which was created immediately after the 2016 election to send money quickly to the resistance. 1. Here’s the funders of Global Integrity which runs the Open Democracy Hub. So who funded Global Integrity in 2019? - Department for International Development - DAI - Open Society - Ford find - Mo Ibrahim Foundation - Omidyar Network - Proteus Fund via Transparency and Accountability Initiative - William and Flora Hewlett Foundation - William and Flora Hewlett Foundation via Dejusticia Also notice the bottom of the page where it says: “Global Integrity 1110 Vermont Ave NW Suite 500 (at the Open Gov Hub) Washington, DC 20005 USA” Linky : archive.is/GEPOz 2. Recall from my past work, that the Proteus Fund maintains the Emergent Fund. Emergent was created to fast fund the resistance. Otpor defined is, “the resistance”. “The Emergent Fund was established immediately after the 2016 election to help move quick resources with no strings attached Nov 16, 2021” “Thank you to the Following — you played a key role In the emergent Fund model. Proteus Fund: Special thanks to the staff at proteus fund for their work in setting up and managing the fund.” A partner is the Soros Democracy alliance Threshold Foundation. “Some of the key activities that we've accomplished with support from emergent Fund are: organizing direct actions within the first 100 days of the trump presidency, including actions in Dc and sister actions in local communities. Women's march, climate march, may 1 marches; provided training on non-violent direction action & media/spokesperson trainings to hundreds of community leaders; and organized meetings on the hill where frontline leaders were able to share the real impacts of climate change on their communities with their congresspersons. We also led a People's congress where grassroots groups from around the country met together to strategize and exchange ideas around building local, municipal, and tribal power, deeply engaging in cross-sectoral work, and incorporating people that are feeling motivated to work for justice, but who don't have the background or experience of taking their lead from frontline communities (new activists).” Noteworthy emergent folks - Alicia Garza, BLM - Van Jones - Rashad Robinson, Color of Change - Leah Hunt-Hendrix, cofounder Solidaire - Justin Belali, Youth engagement fun - See the print screen for more. static1.squarespace.com/static/583cc6c…

Working with @DavidBahnsen, @Heritage, @ADFLegal, @1792Exchange, @AmericanFamAssc, @Tyler2ONeil and many others we placed proposals on the ballot of 8 companies which we had reason to believe had ties to the, already then before the FBI indictment, discredited Southern Poverty Law Center. But in the 140 meetings we had with companies this year, we asked most of them about SPLC and it turns out that there were many more who also we using SPLC an outside vendor quietly inserted those screens into a charitable giving administration program. Bottom line: it takes work, real work to do the diligence of helping companies avoid risky associations. And very few have actually done the work. The folks we've partnered with have done the work and we saw a tremendous exodus from SPLC in the past several months before this indictment. Now it's time to swing back to those who stubbornly refused to deal with us in good faith on this: @Disney, @Starbucks, @amazon.

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