MoveOn

MoveOn.org is a progressive public policy advocacy group in the United States. Founded in 1998, it emerged from the impeachment proceedings against President Bill Clinton, initially as a website dedicated to opposing his impeachment. Since then, MoveOn has expanded its focus to encompass a wide range of social and political issues, advocating for policies such as climate action, economic justice, healthcare access, and civil rights.

The organization operates primarily online, utilizing email campaigns, petitions, social media, and online advertising to mobilize its members and influence public opinion. MoveOn also engages in offline activities, including organizing rallies, protests, and campaign events. Its membership is largely volunteer-based, and it is funded through individual donations.

MoveOn is known for its grassroots activism and its role in progressive political movements. It has played a significant part in numerous election campaigns, endorsing candidates and running issue-based advocacy efforts. The organization's stated goal is to amplify the voices of ordinary Americans and advance progressive policies that they believe will create a more just and equitable society. It is often cited as a key player in the digital landscape of modern political organizing.