AT A GLANCE
Local Progress Pennsylvania (LPPA) organizes local elected officials across the state to share best practices and policy solutions that make people’s lives better.
LPPA currently has more than 66 members, representing 33 jurisdictions.
Our Work & Priorities
Right now, we are in the process of building out the infrastructure to establish a state chapter – with a formal leadership structure and a robust membership – that will be the foundation for statewide organizing and advocacy to come! We elevate the role and voices of progressive electeds bringing community-driven change and more resources to our municipalities and our state.
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FEATURED NEWS & STORIES
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Philadelphia Councilmembers Find Lessons in Affordable Housing from Berlin and Vienna
In this blog post from Global Philadelphia, Local Progress members and Philadelphia City Councilmembers Kendra Brooks and Jamie Gauthier talk about their recent trip to learn about social housing in Vienna and Berlin with Local Progress and lessons they're bringing back home.
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LPTX State Download ❄️ | Looking back at our wins and gearing up for the fight ahead | December 2024
See how our LPTX Chapter has been expanding their reach across the state and learn how you can get involved with us in the new year!
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LPMN State Download 📣 | LPMN Twin Cities Meetup, new toolkit, LPMN transitions, and more! | December 2024
Check out the latest in our final download for the year!
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LPNC State Download 📣 | LPNC Progressive Governance Academy, local wins, and more! | December 2024
Learn what our LPNC members have been up to around the state!
Organizing Committee
As a member-led network, our state work is led by an incredible state organizing committee – a group of LPPA members that meet regularly to weigh in on policy priorities, propose statewide campaigns, and drive the strategic vision for our work.
We’ll be announcing our Organizing Committee soon – so stay tuned!
featured resources and tools
Policy Memo
Cash for Communities: Leveraging Historic Federal Funds for Racial, Economic, and Climate Justice
