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Sunrise Movement is a U.S.-based nonprofit youth climate organization founded in 2017, headquartered in Washington, D.C. (712 H St NE). Its mission is to organize young people under 35 to stop climate change and win a Green New Deal through a combination of mass mobilization, electoral organizing, and direct action. The organization operates a distributed model of hundreds of local chapters (hubs) across the country, with a small central staff of 1-10 employees coordinating national campaigns, training, and voter contact programs. Sunrise has an affiliated Political Action Committee (Sunrise PAC) and a 501(c)(3)-style Education Fund.

Sunrise's core "products" are advocacy campaigns and programs rather than commercial offerings. These include the ICE Out for Good campaign, Project Rise Up (a student and education-worker organizing track targeting May Day 2028), Green New Deal for Communities (a municipal-level policy campaign), an electoral organizing program endorsing Green New Deal candidates, a dues-paying membership program, and a library of organizer toolkits. Reach is multi-channel, anchored by 766K+ Instagram followers, active Twitter/X, TikTok, and YouTube accounts, SMS keyword "GND to 88504," email, and a website localized in 9 languages. Sunrise does not build proprietary technology; it relies on standard digital organizing platforms, mass texting, phone banking, and door-to-door canvassing.

The revenue model is a nonprofit mix of sliding-scale membership dues ($5-$45/month, with waivers available), one-time and recurring donations (including a "Sunrise Sustainer" program), and PAC contributions. Dues are allocated 33% to local hubs, 33% to central organizing, and 33% to a Principle Six Program that provides stipends up to $800/month for low-income members. Sunrise has been credited with helping elect hundreds of Green New Deal champions at all levels of government, contacting 6.5M+ voters in 2020 and 3M+ in 2022, influencing the 2019 endorsement of the Green New Deal by 23 of 25 Democratic presidential candidates, and contributing to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (2022) and the creation of the American Climate Corps (2023).

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Sunrise Movement is a U.S. nonprofit that organizes young people under 35 through hundreds of local chapters to elect Green New Deal champions and run climate and anti-ICE campaigns. It funds itself via sliding-scale membership dues, donations, and a PAC.

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youth climate advocacy, Green New Deal organizing, community organizing campaigns, electoral mobilization programs, membership movement organizing
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1Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation
CodeBPAGAGAFPrimaryYes
2Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support
CodeBPADALAAPrimaryNo
NAICS code2 codes
  • Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations813312
  • Social Advocacy Organizations81331
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  • Services-Social Services8300
  • Services-Membership Organizations8600
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Climate Advocacy and Youth Civic Engagement
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1Membership Dues
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Members pay dues on a sliding scale from $5-45/month. Dues are distributed: 33% to local hubs/chapters through hub finance system, 33% to central organizing budget, and 33% to Principle Six Program which provides stipends up to $800/month for low-income members.

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Sunrise accepts one-time and recurring donations from supporters. Monthly 'Sunrise Sustainer' recurring donations are encouraged. They also accept stock/wire donations, donor advised fund contributions, planned giving, and check donations.

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Sunrise PAC accepts contributions to support electoral organizing and endorsed candidates. PAC-related content is paid for by Sunrise PAC located in Washington DC.

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$5/month for tight budget, $15/month for living wage/financially comfortable, $45/month for high income or inherited wealth. Dues waivers available for those who cannot afford.

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Political Action Committee associated with Sunrise Movement for electoral organizing.

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Sunrise Movement is a nonprofit youth climate organization that organizes young people under 35 through hundreds of local chapters (hubs) across the United States to demand political action on climate change. It runs advocacy campaigns (ICE Out for Good, Project Rise Up, Green New Deal for Communities), an electoral organizing program supporting Green New Deal candidates, and a sliding-scale dues-paying membership program that funds local hubs and the Principle Six stipend program.

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  • 23 of 25 Democratic presidential candidates endorsed Green New Deal after Sunrise pressure (2019)
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Sunrise Movement is a youth climate organization, not a technology product company. Its offerings consist of advocacy campaigns and programs: the ICE Out for Good campaign (opposing ICE through hotel protests and mass booking tactics), Project Rise Up (student organizing against authoritarianism), the Green New Deal for Communities local policy campaign, an Electoral Organizing program (endorsing Green New Deal candidates), a membership program with dues and benefits, and resource toolkits for organizers. These are social movement programs, not software products or technology platforms.

Product and service5 records
1ICE Out for Good Campaign
CategoryCampaign/Advocacy Program
Description

An organizing campaign opposing ICE occupation of cities through tactics including Wide Awakes (in-person protests outside hotels housing ICE agents) and mass booking/cancellation protests at hotels like Hilton to disrupt ICE accommodation logistics. Designed for young people and allied community members who want to mobilize against ICE enforcement activities as part of Sunrise's broader climate-and-democracy theory of change.

2Project Rise Up
CategoryCampaign/Advocacy Program
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A campaign organizing students and education workers to use mass non-cooperation against the Trump administration's authoritarian overreach, training participants in mass cooperation for sustained action toward May Day 2028. Brings together students, workers, and unions in a coordinated escalation strategy.

3Green New Deal for Communities
CategoryCampaign/Advocacy Program
Description

A local organizing campaign to win Green New Deal legislation at the city and town level, focusing on public housing, public transit, public power, and public spaces. Designed to give Sunrise chapters and community allies a direct path to policy wins at the local level.

4Electoral Organizing Program
CategoryCampaign/Advocacy Program
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An ongoing electoral program that endorses and mobilizes support for candidates who back the Green New Deal, coordinating voter contact, phone banking, text campaigns, and primary campaign engagement. Delivered in partnership with Sunrise PAC, it helps endorsed candidates access grassroots volunteer support and youth voter mobilization through Sunrise's organized membership.

5Sunrise Membership Program
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Dues-paying membership program for young people under 35 that provides access to Sunrise trainings, programs, a membership sticker, and the Member Resources Directory, with funds distributed as 33% to local hubs through the hub finance system, 33% to central organizing, and 33% to the Principle Six Program which provides stipends up to $800/month for low-income members. Operates on a sliding-scale dues model of $5, $15, or $45 per month, with dues waivers for those who cannot afford to pay.

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Partnership3 partners
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AAUP partnered with Sunrise Movement, Young Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and Rutgers University's Workplace Justice Lab to release a 'Schools Drop ICE' toolkit urging students to pressure universities into cutting contracts with companies providing services to ICE. The toolkit is part of the 'Create a crisis for university admin' campaign targeting surveillance technology providers.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sunrise Movement works closely with major labor unions including AFL-CIO and Service Employees International Union (SEIU) on shared campaigns including anti-ICE organizing, electoral mobilization, and Green New Deal policy advocacy. These relationships are central to Sunrise's 'intermovementalism' strategy of building solidarity across progressive causes.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Sunrise works with progressive organizations including Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), progressive members of Congress ('The Squad'), and allied climate organizations on shared electoral and advocacy campaigns. They developed the No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge and coordinate electoral strategy with allied groups.

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Peers10 records
TypeEmerging player
Description

Hip Hop Caucus is a civic engagement organization mobilizing young people of color around climate, voting, and justice, overlapping with Sunrise's youth-driven, justice-centered organizing model and shared progressive coalition partners.

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Extinction Rebellion uses disruptive, nonviolent direct action and decentralized local chapters to demand climate action, mirroring Sunrise's hub-based mobilization and civil disobedience orientation, though with a different geographic and branding footprint.

TypeDirect peer
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Working Families Party is a progressive, multiracial third party that mobilizes voters and endorses candidates around economic and climate justice, sharing Sunrise's electoral organizing muscle, progressive donor base, and intermovementalism strategy.

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Friends of the Earth is an environmental advocacy nonprofit focused on climate, agriculture, and corporate accountability with an active policy and organizing arm that overlaps materially with Sunrise's climate-policy work.

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Our Revolution is a progressive political organization that endorses and trains candidates and organizers around economic and climate justice issues, sharing Sunrise's voter mobilization, candidate endorsement, and movement-building approach.

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NextGen America is a youth-focused voter mobilization and progressive advocacy organization founded by Tom Steyer, directly comparable in its focus on turning out younger voters and electing climate-aligned candidates.

TypeDirect peer
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Greenpeace USA is a major environmental advocacy nonprofit using direct action, public campaigns, and media pressure on climate and fossil fuel issues, overlapping significantly with Sunrise's mobilization and protest-driven playbook.

TypeDirect peer
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350.org is a global grassroots climate movement focused on ending fossil fuels, with a comparable member-driven, decentralized campaign model targeting both policy and direct action—making it the closest direct peer to Sunrise Movement.

TypeBroad incumbent
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Sierra Club is one of the largest and oldest U.S. environmental nonprofits, with overlapping climate advocacy and electoral activity. It operates at far greater scale across a broader portfolio, making it a broad incumbent in the same advocacy space as Sunrise.

TypeDirect peer
Description

LCV is an environmental advocacy organization with an affiliated PAC that endorses and elects pro-climate candidates, closely paralleling Sunrise PAC's electoral organizing model and policy-driven endorsement strategy.

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Sunrise Movement

Climate Advocacy and Youth Civic Engagementsunrisemovement.org

Sunrise Movement is a U.S. nonprofit that organizes young people under 35 through hundreds of local chapters to elect Green New Deal champions and run climate and anti-ICE campaigns. It funds itself via sliding-scale membership dues, donations, and a PAC.

What Sunrise Movement does

Sunrise Movement is a U.S.-based nonprofit youth climate organization founded in 2017, headquartered in Washington, D.C. (712 H St NE). Its mission is to organize young people under 35 to stop climate change and win a Green New Deal through a combination of mass mobilization, electoral organizing, and direct action. The organization operates a distributed model of hundreds of local chapters (hubs) across the country, with a small central staff of 1-10 employees coordinating national campaigns, training, and voter contact programs. Sunrise has an affiliated Political Action Committee (Sunrise PAC) and a 501(c)(3)-style Education Fund.

Sunrise's core "products" are advocacy campaigns and programs rather than commercial offerings. These include the ICE Out for Good campaign, Project Rise Up (a student and education-worker organizing track targeting May Day 2028), Green New Deal for Communities (a municipal-level policy campaign), an electoral organizing program endorsing Green New Deal candidates, a dues-paying membership program, and a library of organizer toolkits. Reach is multi-channel, anchored by 766K+ Instagram followers, active Twitter/X, TikTok, and YouTube accounts, SMS keyword "GND to 88504," email, and a website localized in 9 languages. Sunrise does not build proprietary technology; it relies on standard digital organizing platforms, mass texting, phone banking, and door-to-door canvassing.

The revenue model is a nonprofit mix of sliding-scale membership dues ($5-$45/month, with waivers available), one-time and recurring donations (including a "Sunrise Sustainer" program), and PAC contributions. Dues are allocated 33% to local hubs, 33% to central organizing, and 33% to a Principle Six Program that provides stipends up to $800/month for low-income members. Sunrise has been credited with helping elect hundreds of Green New Deal champions at all levels of government, contacting 6.5M+ voters in 2020 and 3M+ in 2022, influencing the 2019 endorsement of the Green New Deal by 23 of 25 Democratic presidential candidates, and contributing to the passage of the Inflation Reduction Act (2022) and the creation of the American Climate Corps (2023).

Sunrise Movement firmographics

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Name
Sunrise Movement
Legal name
Sunrise Movement
Website
https://sunrisemovement.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
2017
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
Sunrise Movement is a U.S. nonprofit that organizes young people under 35 through hundreds of local chapters to elect Green New Deal champions and run climate and anti-ICE campaigns. It funds itself via sliding-scale membership dues, donations, and a PAC.
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Product category
Climate Advocacy and Youth Civic Engagement
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Environment, Conservation and Wildlife Organizations (813312), Social Advocacy Organizations (81331)
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Services-Social Services (8300), Services-Membership Organizations (8600)
akta.pro primary industry
Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation (BPAGAGAF)
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Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support (BPADALAA)

Keywords

  • Youth climate advocacy
  • Green New Deal organizing
  • Community organizing campaigns
  • Electoral mobilization programs
  • Membership movement organizing

Where Sunrise Movement is headquartered

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Washington
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North America

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  1. Membership Dues: Members pay dues on a sliding scale from $5-45/month. Dues are distributed: 33% to local hubs/chapters through hub finance system, 33% to central organizing budget, and 33% to Principle Six Program which provides stipends up to $800/month for low-income members.
  2. Donations: Sunrise accepts one-time and recurring donations from supporters. Monthly 'Sunrise Sustainer' recurring donations are encouraged. They also accept stock/wire donations, donor advised fund contributions, planned giving, and check donations.
  3. PAC Contributions: Sunrise PAC accepts contributions to support electoral organizing and endorsed candidates. PAC-related content is paid for by Sunrise PAC located in Washington DC.

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SubscriptionMonthlySliding scale membership dues

Go-to-market motion1 record

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Marketing channels6 records

Sunrise Movement product offering

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Core offering

Sunrise Movement is a nonprofit youth climate organization that organizes young people under 35 through hundreds of local chapters (hubs) across the United States to demand political action on climate change. It runs advocacy campaigns (ICE Out for Good, Project Rise Up, Green New Deal for Communities), an electoral organizing program supporting Green New Deal candidates, and a sliding-scale dues-paying membership program that funds local hubs and the Principle Six stipend program.

Product overview

Sunrise Movement is a youth climate organization, not a technology product company. Its offerings consist of advocacy campaigns and programs: the ICE Out for Good campaign (opposing ICE through hotel protests and mass booking tactics), Project Rise Up (student organizing against authoritarianism), the Green New Deal for Communities local policy campaign, an Electoral Organizing program (endorsing Green New Deal candidates), a membership program with dues and benefits, and resource toolkits for organizers. These are social movement programs, not software products or technology platforms.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Sunrise PAC: Political Action Committee associated with Sunrise Movement for electoral organizing.
  • Sunrise Movement Education Fund

Products and services

  • ICE Out for Good Campaign An organizing campaign opposing ICE occupation of cities through tactics including Wide Awakes (in-person protests outside hotels housing ICE agents) and mass booking/cancellation protests at hotels like Hilton to disrupt ICE accommodation logistics. Designed for young people and allied community members who want to mobilize against ICE enforcement activities as part of Sunrise's broader climate-and-democracy theory of change.
  • Project Rise Up A campaign organizing students and education workers to use mass non-cooperation against the Trump administration's authoritarian overreach, training participants in mass cooperation for sustained action toward May Day 2028. Brings together students, workers, and unions in a coordinated escalation strategy.
  • Green New Deal for Communities A local organizing campaign to win Green New Deal legislation at the city and town level, focusing on public housing, public transit, public power, and public spaces. Designed to give Sunrise chapters and community allies a direct path to policy wins at the local level.
  • Electoral Organizing Program An ongoing electoral program that endorses and mobilizes support for candidates who back the Green New Deal, coordinating voter contact, phone banking, text campaigns, and primary campaign engagement. Delivered in partnership with Sunrise PAC, it helps endorsed candidates access grassroots volunteer support and youth voter mobilization through Sunrise's organized membership.
  • Sunrise Membership Program Dues-paying membership program for young people under 35 that provides access to Sunrise trainings, programs, a membership sticker, and the Member Resources Directory, with funds distributed as 33% to local hubs through the hub finance system, 33% to central organizing, and 33% to the Principle Six Program which provides stipends up to $800/month for low-income members. Operates on a sliding-scale dues model of $5, $15, or $45 per month, with dues waivers for those who cannot afford to pay.

Quantifiable outcome

  • 23 of 25 Democratic presidential candidates endorsed Green New Deal after Sunrise pressure (2019)
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Companies that use Sunrise Movement

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Three partnerships are on record, tiered minor and core.

  • American Association of University Professors (AAUP)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAAUP partnered with Sunrise Movement, Young Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), and Rutgers University's Workplace Justice Lab to release a 'Schools Drop ICE' toolkit urging students to pressure universities into cutting contracts with companies providing services to ICE. The toolkit is part of the 'Create a crisis for university admin' campaign targeting surveillance technology providers.
  • Labor Unions (AFL-CIO, SEIU)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSunrise Movement works closely with major labor unions including AFL-CIO and Service Employees International Union (SEIU) on shared campaigns including anti-ICE organizing, electoral mobilization, and Green New Deal policy advocacy. These relationships are central to Sunrise's 'intermovementalism' strategy of building solidarity across progressive causes.
  • Progressive Political OrganizationscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSunrise works with progressive organizations including Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), progressive members of Congress ('The Squad'), and allied climate organizations on shared electoral and advocacy campaigns. They developed the No Fossil Fuel Money Pledge and coordinate electoral strategy with allied groups.

Scale indicators7 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Sunrise Movement competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Emerging players

  • Hip Hop Caucus: Hip Hop Caucus is a civic engagement organization mobilizing young people of color around climate, voting, and justice, overlapping with Sunrise's youth-driven, justice-centered organizing model and shared progressive coalition partners.
  • Extinction Rebellion: Extinction Rebellion uses disruptive, nonviolent direct action and decentralized local chapters to demand climate action, mirroring Sunrise's hub-based mobilization and civil disobedience orientation, though with a different geographic and branding footprint.

Direct peers

  • Working Families Party: Working Families Party is a progressive, multiracial third party that mobilizes voters and endorses candidates around economic and climate justice, sharing Sunrise's electoral organizing muscle, progressive donor base, and intermovementalism strategy.
  • Our Revolution: Our Revolution is a progressive political organization that endorses and trains candidates and organizers around economic and climate justice issues, sharing Sunrise's voter mobilization, candidate endorsement, and movement-building approach.
  • NextGen America: NextGen America is a youth-focused voter mobilization and progressive advocacy organization founded by Tom Steyer, directly comparable in its focus on turning out younger voters and electing climate-aligned candidates.
  • Greenpeace USA: Greenpeace USA is a major environmental advocacy nonprofit using direct action, public campaigns, and media pressure on climate and fossil fuel issues, overlapping significantly with Sunrise's mobilization and protest-driven playbook.
  • 350.org: 350.org is a global grassroots climate movement focused on ending fossil fuels, with a comparable member-driven, decentralized campaign model targeting both policy and direct action—making it the closest direct peer to Sunrise Movement.
  • League of Conservation Voters: LCV is an environmental advocacy organization with an affiliated PAC that endorses and elects pro-climate candidates, closely paralleling Sunrise PAC's electoral organizing model and policy-driven endorsement strategy.

Broad incumbents

  • Friends of the Earth: Friends of the Earth is an environmental advocacy nonprofit focused on climate, agriculture, and corporate accountability with an active policy and organizing arm that overlaps materially with Sunrise's climate-policy work.
  • Sierra Club: Sierra Club is one of the largest and oldest U.S. environmental nonprofits, with overlapping climate advocacy and electoral activity. It operates at far greater scale across a broader portfolio, making it a broad incumbent in the same advocacy space as Sunrise.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

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Frequently asked questions about Sunrise Movement

What does Sunrise Movement do?

Sunrise Movement is a nonprofit youth climate organization that organizes young people under 35 through hundreds of local chapters (hubs) across the United States to demand political action on climate change. It runs advocacy campaigns (ICE Out for Good, Project Rise Up, Green New Deal for Communities), an electoral organizing program supporting Green New Deal candidates, and a sliding-scale dues-paying membership program that funds local hubs and the Principle Six stipend program.

Is Sunrise Movement a public or private company?

Sunrise Movement is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was Sunrise Movement founded?

Sunrise Movement was founded in 2017. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Sunrise Movement based?

Sunrise Movement is headquartered in Washington, United States, in the North America region.

How does Sunrise Movement make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are donations and PAC Contributions.

Who are Sunrise Movement's main competitors?

Emerging players on record are Hip Hop Caucus and Extinction Rebellion. Direct peers are Working Families Party, Our Revolution, NextGen America, Greenpeace USA, 350.org and League of Conservation Voters. Broad incumbents are Friends of the Earth and Sierra Club.

Does Sunrise Movement have an API?

No public API is recorded for Sunrise Movement.

What industry is Sunrise Movement in?

Sunrise Movement's product category is Climate Advocacy and Youth Civic Engagement. Its primary akta.pro industry code is BPAGAGAF, Climate Change Mitigation & Adaptation, with a secondary code of BPADALAA, Climate Policy, Governance & NDC Support. Its NAICS code is 813312 and its SIC code is 8300.

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MorningstarAmerica's renters are emerging as a political movementRenters are organizing politically, with candidates like William Lawrence running for Congress on affordable housing. Lawrence, a former Sunrise Movement co-founder, faces a Republican in Michigan's 14th district. The movement is growing, with tenant unions and renter-focused candidates emerging across the country.YahooSupporters rally for STAR transit plan ahead of Orange County commission discussionSupporters rallied outside the Orange County Administration Building on Tuesday ahead of a commission meeting to discuss the STAR transit plan. The Sunrise Movement proposal targets eight corridors, including Colonial Drive and Semoran Boulevard, and proposes tax increment financing. Commissioners are expected to consider a feasibility study.livescience.com'Drops in the ocean can make waves': How the grassroots climate movement took off in the USIn September 2017, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez saw Hurricane Maria's devastation in Puerto Rico, prompting her to run for Congress in 2018 with a Green New Deal platform. The IPCC's 2018 report on limiting warming to 1.5°C, and a Sunrise Movement sit-in at Nancy Pelosi's office, brought the idea to national attention. The movement's early convening in March 2019 included Varshini Prakash, who inspired Stokes to believe grassroots action could make waves.CoinMarketCapPartnerships and Protests: A Week of Developments Across the Crypto World: Guest Post by BH NEWSMastercard will sponsor the XRP Ledger hackathon in New York on October 24-25, with focus areas including protocol innovations and lending. Peter Brandt shifted to a long Bitcoin position after CME futures broke a technical neckline. A Sunrise Movement protest occurred outside Chris Larsen's San Francisco home over surveillance technology.Business StandardClimate change takes back seat as US Democrats focus on Trump, costsA report describes a shift in Democratic discourse, termed "climate hushing," in which climate change has been eclipsed by Trump, affordability, and Israel in the 2024 election cycle. The Searchlight Institute urged Democrats to avoid the topic, while the Sunrise Movement pivoted to fighting "fascism." About 6 in 10 Democrats say climate is a very big problem, per a Pew poll.Winnipeg Free PressThe Earth is sizzling, but climate isn’t a hot topic for Democrats in this year’s campaignsA Boston-based Associated Press report says climate change has faded from Democratic campaign talk, with groups like the Searchlight Institute urging the party to stop mentioning it and the Sunrise Movement shifting its mission to fight President Trump. Massachusetts Senate primary between Ed Markey and Seth Moulton exemplifies the shift, with affordability and Israel dominating the debate.Bangor Daily NewsThe Earth is sizzling, but climate isn’t a hot topic for Democrats in this year’s campaignsA report describes a shift in Democratic campaigns, where climate change has been eclipsed by affordability, Israel policy and confronting Trump, a trend researchers call "climate hushing." The Searchlight Institute urged Democrats to stop mentioning climate change, while the Sunrise Movement pivoted to fighting "fascism." About 6 in 10 Democrats say climate is a very big problem, per a Pew poll.AInvestThe Protest at Chris Larsen's Door — and Why XRP's Tape Printed ElsewhereA coalition of more than twenty groups, led by Sunrise Movement Bay Area, staged a protest outside Chris Larsen's San Francisco home on August 21, 2026, criticizing Flock Safety license-plate cameras. No arrests occurred, and Ripple has not commented. XRP rose about 40% on $18.38 million in ETF inflows that same day, with analysts attributing the move to institutional demand.U.TodayProtest Takes Place Outside Ripple Co-Founder's HomeProtesters from the Sunrise Movement gathered Friday outside the San Francisco home of Ripple co-founder Chris Larsen, criticizing his funding of police surveillance infrastructure. Larsen has donated roughly $4 million to camera projects, including a $700,000 Castro network, and offered $9.4 million for the Real-Time Investigation Center, which now uses over 400 Flock license plate reader cameras.Fox NewsDem House candidate's 2013 arrest resurfaces in pivotal race for control of CongressWilliam Lawrence, a Democratic House candidate in Michigan and co-founder of the Sunrise Movement, is facing scrutiny over his 2013 arrest for resisting police during a protest against the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline. The National Republican Congressional Committee (NRCC) has highlighted this past legal issue to characterize Lawrence as a radical far-left figure in a pivotal race that could influence control of Congress. Lawrence has since expunged the conviction and clarified his stance on law enforcement funding while leaving the Democratic Socialists of America.