Media Kit
Who We Are
Political Research Associates (PRA) is a nationally-recognized, expert resource for understanding and countering authoritarian forces in the U.S. and globally. With expertise grounded in deep relationships with justice movements, PRA has imbued over 40 years of liberatory and resistance strategies with critical knowledge and analysis of the most influential supremacist movements. PRA helps A mass movement that seeks to transform society and challenge existing power relationships by means other than (but often including) the political electoral process. Learn more organizers understand the threats we face.
What We Do
We translate research and analysis into strategy and action to defeat authoritarian forces and build democracy.
Research
We ground our work in the assertion that you can’t win a fight you don’t know you’re in.
We work across six research areas
Immigration & Militarization
PRA is an expert source on Far Right movements from the New Apostolic Reformation to the Constitutional Sheriffs movement, Nick Fuentes’ Groypers, Neoreactionary Billionaires and beyond.
Communications and Editorial
We make the threats posed by anti-democratic and supremacist movements tangible and intelligible to our audiences.
We ensure the rigor, integrity, and accessibility of research through careful fact-checking and high editorial standards, regularly publishing strategic insights as articles, webinars, podcasts, and explainers.
Strategic Partnerships
PRA uses our expertise to strengthen movement strategy.
We provide deep, ongoing strategic advisement with numerous frontline organizations and leaders on the forefront of fights for racial, gender, immigrant, trans and An umbrella acronym standing for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer or questioning. Learn more , and economic justice. We also provide scenario planning and security training to safeguard and strengthen movements in the face of authoritarianism.
Our Vision
We envision a just and inclusive democratic society free from The use of violence, intimidation, surveillance, and discrimination, particularly by the state and/or its civilian allies, to control populations or particular sections of a population. Learn more and exploitation – a society in which supremacist and authoritarian forces no longer wield significant cultural or political power.
Where To Find Us
PRA’s research, resources, and upcoming events are available on our website politicalresearch.org. To read about the intersection of religion, politics, and culture; visit religiondispatches.org.
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To reach us directly, email communications@politicalresearch.org.