Population Connection Competitors

Sexual and reproductive health and rights are facing a global narrative crisis. Population Media Center (PMC) exists to counter it — working toward a world where the dominant culture and narratives reinforce women and girls' dignity, autonomy, and agency. We partner with entertainment creators and sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) organizations to reach audiences on the most personal level, at scale. Through popular storytelling, we inspire women and girls to make informed choices about their own bodies, relationships, and futures — shifting the narratives that determine what rights survive and what becomes possible. Our programming has broadcast in 50+ countries in 30+ languages.

Citizen Action of New York is a grassroots membership organization taking on big issues that are at the center of transforming American society. We work on issues like: quality education and after-school programs for all our kids; quality, affordable health care; full public funding of election campaigns and expanded voting rights; criminal justice reform; fighting for social, racial, economic and environmental justice; and a more progressive tax system. We look for opportunities to accomplish big changes - not small, incremental reforms. We work to elect progressive candidates to office who are committed to these issues. Our power comes from the grassroots: people coming together to push the edge of the possible. Every new member helps bring New York and America closer to a society that works for all of us!

Breast Cancer Action (BCAction) is a national grassroots education and advocacy organization. Our mission is to achieve health justice for all women at risk of and living with breast cancer. As the watchdog of the breast cancer movement, we educate, organize, and take action for systemic change in three areas: -Breast Cancer Screening, Diagnosis, and Treatment -Root Causes of Breast Cancer -Pink Ribbon Marketing and Culture BCAction believes that breast cancer is a social justice issue and a public health crisis. Individual action alone, whether in terms of lifestyle or behavioral choices, is not sufficient to tackle the root causes of the breast cancer epidemic. We focus on systemic interventions that will address the root causes of the disease and produce broad public health benefits. These benefits will ensure that fewer women develop breast cancer and die from breast cancer and no community bears a disproportionate burden of diagnosis or death from this disease. As a matter of policy, we do not accept funding from any company that profits from or contributes to the cause of cancer. This policy allows us to always put patients before profits.