Southern Poverty Law Center
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Summary
Southern Poverty Law Center is a nonprofit organization[1]. It ranks in the top 0.091% of nonprofit organization entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (8,003 views/month, #3 of 3,287).[2]
Key Facts
- Field of work: civil and political rights[3], public interest law[4]
- Notable work: Civil Rights Memorial[5]
- Member of: Southeastern Museums Conference[6], Alliance for Justice[7], Independent Sector[8]
- Located in the administrative territorial entity: Alabama[9]
- Country: United States[10]
- Founder: Morris Dees[11], Joseph J. Levin, Jr.[12], Julian Bond[13]
- Headquarters location: Montgomery[14]
- Chief executive officer: Margaret Huang[15]
- Commons category: Southern Poverty Law Center[16]
- Chairperson: Bryan Fair[17]
- Inception: 1971[18]
- Significant event: Georgia House Bill 87[19]
- Official website: https://www.splcenter.org/[20]
- Topic's main category: Category:Southern Poverty Law Center[21]
- Legal form: 501(c)(3) organization[22]
- Official blog URL: https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch[23]
- Main Wikidata property: P8534[24], P10562[25]
- Native label: Southern Poverty Law Center[26]
- Short name: SPLC[27]
- Total revenue: 136,373,624 US dollars[28], 132,918,576 US dollars[29], 117,034,012 US dollars[30], 121,975,162 US dollars[31], 140,350,982 US dollars[32], 132,750,377 US dollars[33], 169,857,376 US dollars[34], 38,712,628 US dollars[35], 40,418,368 US dollars[36], 42,742,124 US dollars[37], 54,420,509 US dollars[38], 54,267,891 US dollars[39], 58,176,499 US dollars[40], 129,063,290 US dollars[41]
- Total assets: 723,488,477 US dollars[42], 801,148,661 US dollars[43], 749,083,798 US dollars[44], 260,547,642 US dollars[45], 279,420,404 US dollars[46], 314,344,507 US dollars[47], 340,597,498 US dollars[48], 338,470,618 US dollars[49], 353,174,928 US dollars[50], 477,046,287 US dollars[51], 518,251,510 US dollars[52], 569,403,418 US dollars[53], 614,389,428 US dollars[54], 822,198,315 US dollars[55]
- Hashtag: SPLC[56], Southern-Poverty-Law-Center[57]
Why It Matters
Southern Poverty Law Center has Wikipedia articles in 21 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[58] It is known by 14 alternative names across languages and contexts.[59]