In its pilot year, USTomorrow will develop and provide regional coalitions with the tools and infrastructure to develop cross-partisan solutions to the growing workforce readiness crisis in Texas and the United States. 

USTomorrow is honored to be joined by organizations with aligned missions and the expertise to help address this issue while strengthening our damaged system.

Polco will provide digital and civic participation infrastructure. They will build a unique digital commons to support solutions-based dialog, cross-partisan policy development, and new research.

GoodPolitics will assemble, expand, and support a network of Texans from all political and life perspectives in a series of events committed to people over partisan politics.

Honeycomb Creative will provide digital and social media support.

Annette Strauss Institute for Civic Life will provide programming and guidance on civic education and mentorship, connecting communities, campuses, and classrooms.

Texas Economic Development Council and its statewide network of economic developers will mentor the USTomorrow community on workforce readiness priorities and objectives, existing data and engagement priorities, and stakeholder approach.

IC2 Institute, January Advisors, Knoema, and National Research Center will guide benchmark analysis, surveys, polling, and other relevant research to develop a deeper and holistic understanding of regional economic, political, and workforce readiness landscapes.

MOVE Texas will provide programming and guidance on voter engagement, education, and activation. 

USTPAC, a political action committee, will launch after the March 2020 primaries. 

Real talk: Even clean politics, especially clean politics, needs a seat at the table. USTPAC will facilitate financial support of general election campaigns and candidates committed to campaign innovation and cross-partisan solutions, values, and plans of action.

This will be an open book, not a smoky room, process. We look forward to sharing more in the coming weeks. 

A new commitment to break down campaign inefficiencies and partisan barriers will require new tools. 

Still in stealth mode, we’re building the foundation for a November 2019 launch of the USTomorrow campaign tech accelerator. The accelerator will support non-partisan campaign innovation by startups breaking down or bypassing campaign inefficiencies and partisan barriers to effective public service.