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Where people
shaping the progressive
movement meet

The Progressive Strategy Summit brings together people shaping progressive policy across movements, communities, and government to strengthen relationships, exchange ideas, and build the strategy for what comes next.

Held at the start of the new Congress, the two-day gathering is hosted by We Build Progress and the Progressive Caucus Action Fund. We Build Progress presents programming on February 4, and the Progressive Caucus Action Fund on February 5. Registration covers both days and included meals.

Key Highlights

When and where:
February 4-5, 2027 · Washington, DC

Who takes part:
[Expected attendance] participants working
inside, alongside, and outside government

Coming soon:
Theme, featured speakers, and full schedule
announced after the fall 2026 elections

Who's in the room
Organizers and advocates, policy leaders and
researchers, labor and movement leaders, state,
local, and federal officials, funders and strategic
partners, and artists and cultural voices

What happens there
Big-picture political conversations, working
sessions and breakouts, cross-movement
exchange, and time set aside for building
relationships

Why the summit matters

Progressive change depends on many kinds of power working at once. An organized constituency can make an issue impossible to ignore. Research can show what a proposal will do once it becomes law. A legislative staffer knows how a bill moves, and a state or local official knows what happens when it reaches an agency or a county office. Most of the time, these people work in separate rooms on separate timelines.

The Summit puts them in the same room as the new Congress begins its work, so they can compare what they are seeing, test strategy against each other's experience, and understand where their work connects.

Become A Sponsor

Every level supports the same goal: a room where people from different parts of the progressive ecosystem can take part fully. Sponsors may support Day 1, hosted by We Build Progress, or Day 2, hosted by the Progressive Caucus Action Fund.

Interested in support tied to a specific issue area, travel for frontline partners, or accessibility? We are glad to talk through a custom package.

What your support makes possible

Sponsorship pays for the parts of the Summit that decide who can take part and what they are able to bring home.

Travel for frontline partners
Airfare or rail and hotel for grassroots partners from across the country, so the communities most affected by policy decisions can take part in the conversations about them.

Registration within reach
Reduced-rate and complimentary registration for grassroots and community-based organizations, so cost doesn't decide who is in the room.

Full participation for every attendee
ASL and language interpretation, real-time captioning, large-print and Braille materials, and dietary accommodations.

Sessions worth the trip
Working sessions and panels built around current research and policy proposals that participants can take back to their organizations.

Relationships that last past February 5
The connections made in Washington support coordination, shared learning, and collaboration through the new Congress and beyond.

PARTNER WITH US

Help build the room for the work ahead

Sponsorship opportunities close before the Summit program goes to
print on [print deadline]. To talk through a sponsorship level or a
custom package, please contact:

Person Personal
Title, Organization
email@webuildprogress.com
202-000-0000