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Center for Popular Democracy — Fed Up Campaign (2020)

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  • Focus Area: Macroeconomic Stabilization Policy
  • Organization Name: Center for Popular Democracy
  • Amount: $465,000

  • Award Date: June 2020

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    Grant investigator: Alexander Berger

    This page was reviewed but not written by the grant investigator. Center for Popular Democracy staff also reviewed this page prior to publication.


    Open Philanthropy recommended a grant of $465,000 to the Center for Popular Democracy to support the “Fed Up” campaign. The campaign aims to encourage more accommodative monetary policies and greater transparency and public engagement in the governance of the Federal Reserve. Fed Up plans to use this funding to build up grassroots support for policies that prioritize full employment during and following the current economic crisis.

    This follows our November 2019 support and falls within our focus area of macroeconomic stabilization policy.

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