ORGANIZATIONS:
AIC* Americans for Immigration Control
ALT America’s Leadership Team for Long Range Population-Immigration-Resource Planning
ASAP! Alliance for Stabilizing America’s Population
ATB Apply The Brakes
CAPS Californians for Population Stabilization
CCC* Council of Conservative Citizens
CCIR* California Coalition for Immigration Reform
CCN Carrying Capacity Network
CCSP California Coalition to Stabilize Population
CIS Center for Immigration Studies
CSMF Cordelia Scaife May Foundation
FAIR* Federation for American Immigration Reform
GS Groundswell Sierra
IRLI Immigration Reform Law Institute (legal arm of FAIR)
IWLA Izaak Walton League of America
NAS National Audubon Society
NPG Negative Population Growth
NUSA NumbersUSA
PEB Population-Environment Balance (initially, The Environmental Fund)
PF* Pioneer Fund
PFIR Progressives for Immigration Reform
SC Sierra Club
SM Starlight Media
SPLC Southern Poverty Law Center
SUSPS Sierrans for U.S. Population Stabilization
TSC* The Social Contract/The Social Contract Press
USE U.S. English
VDARE* Website named after Virginia Dare
WS Wilderness Society
ZPG Zero Population Growth (later, Population Connection)
* Listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center
INDIVIDUALS:
Roy Beck — Founder and executive director of NUSA
David Brower — Former executive director of the SC (d. 2000)
Philip Cafaro — Colorado State University philosophy professor, ATB member, member of PFIR board of advisors
Steven Camarota — Director of research at CIS
Barbara Coe — Founder and chairwoman of CCIR, self-described member of CCC
Morris Dees — Co-founder of the SPLC
Leah Durant — Executive director of PFIR, former FAIR attorney
Anne Ehrlich — Sponsor of defeated 1997 SC anti-immigration policy proposal
Paul Ehrlich — Stanford University professor of population studies, author of The Population Bomb, spouse of Anne
Bill Elder — Co-founder of ATB, former SUSPS chairman
Larry Fahn — Former president of SC (2003-2005)
Dave Foreman — Co-founder of Earth First!, member of a Sea Shepherd Conservation Society advisory board
Peter Gemma — TSC writer, former “media coordinator” for the Capital Region of CCC, former member of CCC editorial advisory board
Otis Graham — CIS board member, FAIR board of advisors member, former CIS executive director
Garrett Hardin — Former human ecology professor at University of California, Santa Barbara, former member of FAIR board (d. 2003)
Jerry Kammer — CIS senior research fellow, former journalist
Leon Kolankiewicz — PFIR board of advisors, co-creator of Sprawl City website, senior writing fellow and advisory board member of CAPS, writer for CIS, former member of CCN
Alan Kuper — SUSPS co-founder, founder of Comprehensive U.S. Sustainable Population, losing SC board of directors candidate in 2000, former associate professor of applied physics at Case Western Reserve, former FAIR board of advisors member (d. 2008)
Doug LaFollette — Former Wisconsin secretary of state, winning SC board of directors candidate in 2003
Richard Lamm — Member of PFIR board of advisors, former three-time governor of Colorado, losing SC board candidate in 2004, former FAIR board member
Wayne Lutton — Editor of TSC, member of editorial advisory board of the CCC, editorial advisor to the racist Occidental Quarterly, contributor to volume published by New Century Foundation and a member of that hate group’s board, former member of board of advisors of the Holocaust-denying Institute for Historical Review and writer for its journal
Frank Morris — Vice president of PFIR board of directors, FAIR board member, CIS board member, chairman of Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America, former executive director of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, losing 2004 SC board candidate
Gaylord Nelson — Founder of Earth Day, former Wisconsin senator (d. 2005)
Rick Oltman — National media director for CAPS, former FAIR western regional representative, former chairman of Yes on 187 campaign
David Pimentel — Cornell University professor of entomology, member of PFIR board of advisors, member of CCN board, losing 2004 SC board candidate
Carl Pope — Former executive director of SC (1992-2010)
John Tanton — Founder of FAIR, FAIR board member, head of TSC, head of U.S. Inc. foundation, former ZPG president, former chair of the SC’s Population Committee, former head of USE
Joyce Tarnow — Member of FAIR board of advisors, former ZPG board member
Brenda Walker — VDARE contributor
Paul Watson — Founder and president of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, losing 2000 SC board candidate, winning 2003 SC board candidate
Alan Weeden — Board member of FAIR, president of Weeden Foundation
Ben Zuckerman — University of California, Los Angeles, astronomy and physics professor, member of PFIR board of advisors, co-founder of SUSPS, vice president and former board member of CAPS
ORGANIZATIONS:
AIC* Americans for Immigration Control
ALT America’s Leadership Team for Long Range Population-Immigration-Resource Planning
ASAP! Alliance for Stabilizing America’s Population
ATB Apply The Brakes
CAPS Californians for Population Stabilization
CCC* Council of Conservative Citizens
CCIR* California Coalition for Immigration Reform
CCN Carrying Capacity Network
CCSP California Coalition to Stabilize Population
CIS Center for Immigration Studies
CSMF Cordelia Scaife May Foundation
FAIR* Federation for American Immigration Reform
GS Groundswell Sierra
IRLI Immigration Reform Law Institute (legal arm of FAIR)
IWLA Izaak Walton League of America
NAS National Audubon Society
NPG Negative Population Growth
NUSA NumbersUSA
PEB Population-Environment Balance (initially, The Environmental Fund)
PF* Pioneer Fund
PFIR Progressives for Immigration Reform
SC Sierra Club
SM Starlight Media
SPLC Southern Poverty Law Center
SUSPS Sierrans for U.S. Population Stabilization
TSC* The Social Contract/The Social Contract Press
USE U.S. English
VDARE* Website named after Virginia Dare
WS Wilderness Society
ZPG Zero Population Growth (later, Population Connection)
* Listed as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center
INDIVIDUALS:
Roy Beck — Founder and executive director of NUSA
David Brower — Former executive director of the SC (d. 2000)
Philip Cafaro — Colorado State University philosophy professor, ATB member, member of PFIR board of advisors
Steven Camarota — Director of research at CIS
Barbara Coe — Founder and chairwoman of CCIR, self-described member of CCC
Morris Dees — Co-founder of the SPLC
Leah Durant — Executive director of PFIR, former FAIR attorney
Anne Ehrlich — Sponsor of defeated 1997 SC anti-immigration policy proposal
Paul Ehrlich — Stanford University professor of population studies, author of The Population Bomb, spouse of Anne
Bill Elder — Co-founder of ATB, former SUSPS chairman
Larry Fahn — Former president of SC (2003-2005)
Dave Foreman — Co-founder of Earth First!, member of a Sea Shepherd Conservation Society advisory board
Peter Gemma — TSC writer, former “media coordinator” for the Capital Region of CCC, former member of CCC editorial advisory board
Otis Graham — CIS board member, FAIR board of advisors member, former CIS executive director
Garrett Hardin — Former human ecology professor at University of California, Santa Barbara, former member of FAIR board (d. 2003)
Jerry Kammer — CIS senior research fellow, former journalist
Leon Kolankiewicz — PFIR board of advisors, co-creator of Sprawl City website, senior writing fellow and advisory board member of CAPS, writer for CIS, former member of CCN
Alan Kuper — SUSPS co-founder, founder of Comprehensive U.S. Sustainable Population, losing SC board of directors candidate in 2000, former associate professor of applied physics at Case Western Reserve, former FAIR board of advisors member (d. 2008)
Doug LaFollette — Former Wisconsin secretary of state, winning SC board of directors candidate in 2003
Richard Lamm — Member of PFIR board of advisors, former three-time governor of Colorado, losing SC board candidate in 2004, former FAIR board member
Wayne Lutton — Editor of TSC, member of editorial advisory board of the CCC, editorial advisor to the racist Occidental Quarterly, contributor to volume published by New Century Foundation and a member of that hate group’s board, former member of board of advisors of the Holocaust-denying Institute for Historical Review and writer for its journal
Frank Morris — Vice president of PFIR board of directors, FAIR board member, CIS board member, chairman of Diversity Alliance for a Sustainable America, former executive director of the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation, losing 2004 SC board candidate
Gaylord Nelson — Founder of Earth Day, former Wisconsin senator (d. 2005)
Rick Oltman — National media director for CAPS, former FAIR western regional representative, former chairman of Yes on 187 campaign
David Pimentel — Cornell University professor of entomology, member of PFIR board of advisors, member of CCN board, losing 2004 SC board candidate
Carl Pope — Former executive director of SC (1992-2010)
John Tanton — Founder of FAIR, FAIR board member, head of TSC, head of U.S. Inc. foundation, former ZPG president, former chair of the SC’s Population Committee, former head of USE
Joyce Tarnow — Member of FAIR board of advisors, former ZPG board member
Brenda Walker — VDARE contributor
Paul Watson — Founder and president of Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, losing 2000 SC board candidate, winning 2003 SC board candidate
Alan Weeden — Board member of FAIR, president of Weeden Foundation
Ben Zuckerman — University of California, Los Angeles, astronomy and physics professor, member of PFIR board of advisors, co-founder of SUSPS, vice president and former board member of CAPS