Archived research view. This is the earlier, detailed graph, preserved with its supporting links. It was not re-reviewed for this release. Open the short reader map.
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Full evidence graph · archived copy
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Solid arrows = DIRECT. Dotted arrows = STRONG INFERENCE. Arrow direction describes the labeled act or record; it never means control. Labels such as “affiliate listing” or “stated partner” preserve the speaker’s claim without adopting an unstated legal relationship.
Select a connection label to read its source and limits. The relationships table contains the complete records. The views below split a single network by type so labels remain readable. POSSIBLE and NOT ESTABLISHED claims appear only in the unresolved file.
Organizations, products and information
Line colors distinguish filed/product relationships, stated claims, shared resources, information, and advocacy. “Seen” identifies a preserved website capture; it does not establish when a relationship began.
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People and filed roles
Line colors identify the person: Brooke Stephens (blue); Korrin Dickson (teal); Lindsay Hull (orange); Cari Bartholomew (purple); Ana Benson (rose); Corinne Johnson and Korrin Dickson together (slate). Years follow the two organizations in arrow order, separated by “/”. “Seen” is the year a website was captured. These dates document individual roles and do not establish that they overlapped continuously. Select a line or year label for the exact roles and dates.
Brooke StephensKorrin DicksonLindsay HullCari BartholomewAna BensonCorinne Johnson + Korrin Dickson
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Shared advocacy documents
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Blue lines identify names printed on the 2022 HB374S1 support handout. Purple lines identify names on the 2024 HB29 support letter. Co-listing documents support; it does not establish operational coordination.
2022 HB374S1 support handout2024 HB29 support letter
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Schools and districts
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Blue lines identify the 2023 Jordan-list references; teal lines identify the 2025 report and school-location findings.
2023 Jordan book-list references2025 report / school-location findings
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Money and elections
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Transaction boxes use a different background color for each year; the year is also written in every label. “Tax year” identifies the year covered by an annual tax filing; it does not give the exact transaction date.