Progressive Coders Network

Progressive Coders Network is a non-profit organization based in Farmington Hills, Alabama. Established as a 501(c)(3), the organization comprises a community of tech and non-tech activists dedicated to diminishing the impact of large financial contributions in politics. ProgCode supports the development of open-source tools designed to empower grassroots movements and cultivate a society that champions economic, environmental, racial, and social justice. They offer comprehensive volunteer technical and non-technical assistance to developers and organizations creating innovative, low-cost open-source tools for civic engagement. These tools aim to provide practical solutions for grassroots campaigns, both social and electoral. ProgCode's community-driven approach sees volunteer activists conceptualize and implement technology that directly benefits grassroots campaigns. Their work spans a wide range, from individual projects to large-scale technological solutions for renowned organizations like OptOut News, Common Cause, GetUp, Global Women’s March, Hack The Ban, Indivisible, MIT, MoveOn, Movimiento Cosecha, Virginia NAACP, People Demand Change, and the Princeton Gerrymandering Project. To learn more about Progressive Coders Network and their initiatives, please visit their website at progcode.org.