# Organization.list\_members

### Organization.<mark style="color:purple;">list\_members</mark>(*max\_results=None, \*, status=None, labels=None*) → list<[Member](/api/client-libraries/redivis-python/reference/member.md)>

Returns a list of member instances associated with the organization. You must be an administrator of the organization in order to view members.

### **Parameters:**

**`max_results` :&#x20;*****int, default None***\
If specified, will only return up to max\_results members

**`status`: string\[], default None**\
A list of statuses to filter on. Allowed values are: `approved`, `revoked`, `pending`, `rejected`, `left`

**`labels` :&#x20;*****string\[], default None***\
A list of labels to filter on. If multipart labels are present (e.g., `school:humanities`), you may provide just the prefix (`school`) to include all entities labeled with that prefix.

### **Returns:**&#x20;

**list<**[**Member**](/api/client-libraries/redivis-python/reference/member.md)**>**


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