lobbying_activities: 3969923

Individual lobbying activities reported in quarterly filings. Each row is one issue area for one client — includes the specific issues lobbied on, government entities contacted, and income/expense amounts. Sortable columns (indexed): client_name, issue_code, filing_year, filing_uuid. Sorting on any other column returns HTTP 400 (2026-09-04, #697) — use ?sql= with your own ORDER BY if you need it.

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id	filing_uuid	filing_type	registrant_name	registrant_id	client_name	filing_year	filing_period	issue_code	specific_issues	government_entities	is_no_activity	is_termination	received_date
3969923	9901ccee-27c6-46f7-ac3b-609dd9caaa56	Q2	COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS	401105224	COALITION ON HUMAN NEEDS	2026	second_quarter	LAW	The Coalition on Human Needs supports a federal budget that invests deeply in community safety in thriving, including through three pillars that anchor this evidence-based agenda - community-based models for resolving crises, investments in the social determinants of safety, and new institutions that treat safety as a matter of public health. CHN supports comprehensive community violence intervention (CVI) strategies that reduce violence through education, outreach, and support services. These initiatives engage community members, provide conflict resolution training, and promote positive relationships among residents - creating a safer environment for all people. Investments should center fully community-based models, including models that focus on youth. CHN supports the development of civilian-led crisis response (mobile crisis response) teams that can effectively address emergency situations without the need for police intervention. These teams are trained in de-escalation techniques, mental health first aid, and community support, ensuring that individuals in crisis receive appropriate care and assistance. CHN supports promoting economic equity by creating job opportunities and backing youth employment initiatives - especially summer jobs, which have been shown to be extremely effective at reducing youth arrests for violent crime. This includes enhancing job availability and quality through skill development programs, job opportunities for formerly incarcerated individuals, apprenticeship opportunities, and ensuring access to affordable, high-quality childcare, which enhances financial stability now and reduces crime in the long-run. CHN supports investments in infrastructure that can administer community safety grants to fund evidence-informed interventions that treat safety as a public health issue, thereby ensuring that these programs have the requisite expertise to support non-carceral, preventative safety approaches. CHN supports prohibiting the transfer of military weapons, vehicles, and tactical equipment from the Department of Defense to state and local law enforcement, such as the 1033 program while increasing oversight and accountability over police departments and other carceral systems.	HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,Justice, Dept of (DOJ),SENATE	0	0	2026-07-14T07:46:28-04:00