Partners - Self Sufficiency Standard

Partners

Please explore our current and past partners below. Click here for Partner Resources

Alabama Arise Citizens’ Policy Project

Bridge to Hope – University of Hawaii at Manoa

Catalyst Miami

Children’s Action Allegiance

Colorado Center on Law and Policy

Connecticut Office of Health and Strategy

Connecticut Permanent Commission on the Status of Women

Economic Mobility Pathways (formerly The Crittenton Women’s Union)

Food Bank Council of Michigan

Georgia Budget and Policy Institute

Hawaii State Commission on the Status of Women

Heartland Alliance (formerly the Social IMPACT Research center)

Hope Policy Institute

IKEA North America Services, LLC*

Indiana Institute for Working Families

Insight Center for Community Economic Development

Iowa Workforce Development

Legal Services of New Jersey

Maryland Community Action Partnership

Missouri Women’s Partners

Nebraska Appleseed Center

New York State Community Action Association

Office of the Governor of Wyoming

Ohio Association of Community Action Agencies

Pathways PA

Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada

Southeast Technical Institute

State of Montana Department of Public Health

United Way Association of North Carolina

Tennessee Network for Community Economic Development

United Way Association of South Carolina

Voices for Utah Children

Voices for Virginia’s Children

West Virginia Development Office

Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development

Women Employed

Women’s Center for Education and Career Advancement

Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona

Workforce Development Council of Seattle-King County

Worksystems, Inc.

Wyoming Women’s Foundation

*IKEA North America partners with the Self-Sufficiency Standard to produce data for the 27 states in which they have stores. If the Center does not have a partnering organization (other than IKEA) in the state that utilizes the Standard, then IKEA is indicated in the map.