Organizations Fighting for You

Whether it's real-time analysis to help you understand the impact of Administration actions or taking legal action on behalf of federal workers, these are some of the organizations fighting for federal workers.

1 American Federation of Government Employees

AFGE represents over 800,000 workers in nearly every agency of the federal and D.C. governments, spread across over 900 local unions. AFGE provides legal representation, technical expertise, and informational services for their members. They train members to become activists at their workplace and in their communities, help them make their voices heard in media at the local, regional, and national level, keep them up-to-date on the benefits that come with their union membership, and are the nation’s leading legislative advocate for federal and D.C. government workers.

2 Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington

Using bold legal actions and in-depth investigations, CREW targets government officials who sacrifice the common good to special interests and person gain.

3 Civil Service Strong

A coalition of organizations and unions joining together to ensure civil servants have resources if they are targeted or attacked, such as fact sheets, analysis and legal advice. Participating organizations include AFSCME, AFGE, AFT, CREW, Democracy Forward, Government Accountability Project, NFFE, Project on Government Oversight, Protect Democracy, and State Democracy Defenders Fund.

4 Democracy Forward

Democracy Forward provides legal representation and expert counsel to people and communities who make up the very fabric of American democracy — free of charge. They also leverage their collective power and the law to hold anti-democratic actors to account at the national level.

5 Fed Layoffs

A collection of resources to help federal workers navigate the transition and find their next opportunity. Includes careers resources, support services, legal help and some jobs boards.

6 Partnership for Public Service

This hub answers questions about how various proposals may affect federal employees, to create a safe space for information sharing and community building, and most of all, to respond to what federal workers need in this moment and in the months to come.

7 Public Service Alliance

The Public Service Alliance is a non-partisan organization that provides current and former public servants at every level of government, regardless of any political affiliation, with tools that strengthen their physical, digital, and economic security.