The All In Together Campaign (AIT) is the only non-partisan women’s organization committed to delivering cross-sector, innovative solutions to advance the progress of women’s political, civic and professional leadership in the United States. Dedicated to closing today’s most pressing gender gaps in political and civic engagement, we work to empower American women with the tools and resources they need to fully engage in the political process and drive change on the issues they care about most.

The mission of Black Girls Vote is to inspire women of color to use the political process to improve the quality of life for their families and the collective community. Black Girls Vote engages, educates, and empowers women to activate their voice by utilizing their vote.

The American Farm Bureau provides its state-based partners with programmatic content for campaign training seminars for candidates, their spouses and campaign managers, as well as prospective candidates and campaign managers considering races in future cycles. These bipartisan trainings use content developed with input from political consultants and staff of both national political parties.   Program curriculum is applicable to local, state and national political races and includes: -- evaluating the viability of the candidacy/ -- selecting themes and issues/   -- budgeting and raising money/ -- working with the news media/ -- campaign organization and strategy.  State chapters that have offered campaign management training seminars include AR, CO, IN, KY, MI, NE, OK, and WA.

Candidate Boot Camp offers online candidate training and free resources for those considering running for office. 

The Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP), a unit of the Eagleton Institute of Politics at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, is the leading source of scholarly research and current data about American womens political participation. CAWP promotes greater knowledge and understanding about women's participation in politics and government and enhances women's influence and leadership in public life. CAWP scholars conduct research on women and politics; the Center offers up-to-date national information on women in local, state, and federal offices; CAWP works with partners across the country to offer state based political education and training program for college women (NEW Leadership Development Network) and women preparing to run for political office (Ready to Run National Training Network).

The program begins with a week-long, formal training seminar.  Upon completion of the seminar, each participant is assigned a specific area to coordinate as a field organizer for a major Democratic campaign.  

EDF Action Campaign Academy gives candidates the tools they need to connect the environment to their local campaigns.  Participants will learn about current public opinion surrounding environmental issues, how to craft a values-driven message, ways to deliver a consistent message through all aspects of their campaign, and how to respond to attacks on the environment and their campaign.

ElectWomen Magazine is a non-partisan online media site that provides campaign tips, stories and resources to women running for political office or thinking about running for office. Candidates and elected officials provide the blog posts and women candidates can blog in  ask questions, offer advice and share information.

Electing Women is a Federal Political Action Committee based in Denver, Colorado. Electing Women is dedicated to raising money for pro-choice women running for Governor and U.S. Senate seats around the country by leveraging the power of women to elect women.

EMILY's List is a political network committed to a three-pronged strategy to elect pro-choice Democratic women: recruiting and funding viable women candidates; helping them build and run effective campaign organizations; and mobilizing women voters to help elect progressive candidates across the nation. EMILY's List offers: The Political Opportunity Program (POP) to help pro-choice Democratic women run and win for state and local office. Campaign staff training to teach campaign professionals how to be campaign managers, researchers, field operatives, and fundraisers for EMILY's endorsed candidates. The Campaign Corps program to train talented recent graduates and place them on targeted, progressive Democratic campaigns.

Founded in 1989 as the Richard G. Lugar Excellence in Public Service Series in Indiana, this network of state programs encourages, mentors, and prepares selected Republican women leaders to seek new levels of involvement in government and politics.  Series typically meet on a monthly basis over 5 to 10 months of one year, where participants attend sessions covering issues in government, campaigns, and leadership development.  Currently, expansion programs exist in 17 states, including AZ, CA, DE, FL, IL, IN, OH, KS, KY, MI, MN, MO, NH, NJ, NV, PA, and VA.

The Feminist Majority Leadership Alliance program is active in several college campuses nationwide, where Campus Organizers help students build and sustain pro-choice feminist activist groups called Feminist Majority Leadership Alliances (FMLAs). Campus Organizers also work with existing college feminist groups who wish to receive the support of a national organization through affiliation. The Leadership Alliances and Affiliates constitute a nationwide network of pro-choice feminist student-run activist organizations.

We are a group of organizers from Hillary Clinton's 2016 campaign. Deeply concerned about women's electoral progress in the aftermath of the election, we decided that the best way to create national change was to go back to the ground. We're progressive, collaborative, and into pushing the boundaries of tried-and-true candidate recruitment tactics. 

Currently, nine states have legislation requiring or encouraging gender parity on state and/or local boards and commissions: CT, IA, IL, MT, ND, NH, RI, UT, and WV.

Higher Heights Leadership Fund is investing in a long-term strategy to expand and support Black women’s leadership pipeline at all levels and strengthen their civic participation beyond just Election Day.

The Latinas Lead Initiative aims to boost the numbers of Latina state legislators nationwide and to ensure that incumbent Latina legislators have the tools they need to reach leadership positions within their legislatures as well as higher office through campaign training, leadership development and public policy education. 

Maggie's List was created in 2010 as a federal PAC to increase the number of elected women committed to promoting the values of fiscal conservatism, less government, more personal responsibility and strong national security. The PAC provides programs and financial support to women candidates who meet these criteria.

The Modern Republican Women PAC aims to appeal to Millennials and women by breaking the cycle of unsuccessful Republican Campaigns that have been centered on divisive social issues. 

The NDTC offers free, interactive online training for Democratic candidates running for office. We aim to empower any Democrat who wants to be involved in local politics with the tools needed to be successful.

We believe by working with local candidates, we can accomplish three goals: improve the performance of every Democrat up and down the ticket, elect more Democrats to office, and create a deeper bench of qualified candidates for higher office.

Founded in 1971, the National Federation of Democratic Women works to unite women of the Democratic Party, promote the cause of the Democratic Party, and to encourage full participation of women in every level of the Democratic Party Structure. With chapters in each state, the NFDW offers educational, networking, and financial support to women getting involved in local, state, or even national politics as candidates, party officials, staff, or volunteers. NFDW's PAC provides financial support for Democratic women, Democratic candidates and other Democratic committees nationwide. The NFDW website lists contacts and news for state chapters.

NFWL is an organization for elected women on city, county and state levels. Its mission is to provide strategic resources to elected women for leadership development, exchange of diverse legislative ideas, and effective governance through conferences, state outreach, educational materials, professional and personal relationships, and networking.

As an independent, non-partisan committee, NOW/PAC endorses candidates who take uncompromising stands on feminist issues -- including both women and men of any political affiliation.

The National Women's Political Caucus is a multipartisan, multicultural grassroots organization dedicated to increasing women's participation in the political field and creating a political power base designed to achieve equality for all women. Founded in 1971, the NWPC prides itself in increasing the number of pro-choice women elected and appointed into office every year. Through recruiting, training and financial donations, the NWPC provides support to women candidates running for all levels of office regardless of political affiliation.

The National Young Womens Leadership conference is an annual spring conference for campus activists, many affiliated with FMFs Choices Campus Campaign. Young feminist activists from around the nation gather to discuss some of today's most pressing issues including reproductive rights, the environment, LGBTQ rights, violence against women, communities of color, war, and the economy. Recent conference speakers included Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis, Lilly Ledbetter, Dr. Sima Samar, Dolores Huerta, Eleanor Smeal, Shelby Knox, and Representatives Stephanie Tubbs Jones, Carolyn Maloney, and Eleanor Holmes Norton.