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1		ALBANY, NY
2		GALES FERRY, CT
3		Hempstead, NY
4		WHITE PLAINS, NY
5		ROCHESTER, NY
6		Lake Hiawatha, NJ
7		Glen Ridge, NJ
8		BUFFALO, NY
9		RANDOLPH, NJ
10		PETERSBURG, NY
11		NEW YORK, NY
12		ATLANTIC CITY, NJ
13		BROOKLYN, NY
14		Bronx, NY
15		Great Falls, VA
16		Grand Rapids, MI
17		ALEXANDRIA, VA
18		WINONA, MN
19		Media, PA
20		Plymouth, MI
21		Philadelphia, PA
22		WEST CHESTER, PA
23		CHICAGO, IL
24		PHILADELPHIA, PA
25		VALLEY VIEW, OH
26		Cleveland, OH
27		Massillon, OH
28		CHICAGO, IL
29		Chicago, IL
30		DETROIT, MI
31		RACINE, WI
32		WEST BEND, WI
33		MADISON, WI
34		Mount Pleasant, WI
35		Fond du Lac, WI
36		DULUTH, MN
37		MINNEAPOLIS, MN
38		WASHINGTON, DC
39		DAVENPORT, IA
40		Washington, DC
41		Westmont, IL
42		LEESBURG, VA
43		Asheville, NC
44		WASHINGTON, DC
45		ST HELENA IS, SC
46		Murray, KY
47		WAYNE, NE
48		Herndon, VA
49		GREENSBORO, NC
50		Philadelphia, PA

UNION NEGOTIATIONS. TO PROMOTE IMPROVE THE WELFARE, EDUCATION ETHICS OF MEMBERS THEIR EMPLOYERS.

Bargaining unit negotiations and contract compliance monitoring and enforcement through: meetings; arbitration proceedings; annual convention; and monthly executive council meetings. Comprises five chapters located on regional community campuses across Connecticut.

union engaged in representation of at school district negotiations and enforcement of contract negotiations.

ASSOCIATION RESPONSIBLE FOR LOCAL NEGOTIATIONS and WELFARE FOR THE UNION and THE RELATED ASSOCIATES THE WHITE PLAINS SCHOOL DISTRICT AND ASSISTANCE TO THE SCHOOL

REPRESENTS MEMBERS IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH PARTICIPATING EMPLOYERS ENSURES COMPLIANCE WITH WORKING AGREEMENT PROVISIONS FOR THE BENEFIT ITS MEMBERS.

EDUCATION, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, WOMEN EMPOWERMENT

The Mission of (PCF) is to Eradicate Female Genital Mutilation (FGM) and forced early marriages, primarily in the Samburu and Maasai Mara regions by providing support services, education, scholarships and enrichment programs.PCF provides youth empowerment workshops and adult community dialogues that focus on FGM, marriage, teen pregnancy, sexual and reproductive health and rights, HIV/AIDS, gender-based violence, health and sanitation, the importance of formal education, and economic empowerment for women. PCF provides scholarships to students attending secondary boarding schools and universities.

THE MISSION OF THE PARTNERSHIP IS TO REMOVE BARRIERS TO EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION AND ECONOMIC MOBILITY FOR STUDENTS IN PUBLIC AND CHARTER SCHOOLS IN , NY. OUR COLLECTIVE IMPACT PARTNERSHIP, CENTERED ON RACIAL EQUITY AND INCLUSION, PROVIDES A POSTSECONDARY TUITION PROMISE AND CRADLE TO CAREER COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORTS TO INCREASE THE RATES OF HIGH SCHOOL AND POSTSECONDARY COMPLETION AND THE ACHIEVEMENT OF FULFILLING PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT. OUR VISION IS A MORE EQUITABLE AND THRIVING WESTERN NEW YORK ECONOMY IN WHICH ALL STUDENTS WILL HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

THE INITIATIVE IS AN AMBITIOUS AND MOTIVATED ENDEAVOR WHOSE SOLE FOCUS IS TO MOVE THE NEEDLE ON ISSUES IMPACTING DIVERSE TALENT GLOBALLY. WE PLAN TO IGNITE A TRANSFORMATION IN THE CONVERSATION THROUGH THREE PRIMARY PILLARS OF : LIFT THROUGH ACTION AND ADVOCACY, LEARN THROUGH RESEARCH AND INNOVATION, AND LEAD THROUGH INSIGHT AND EMPOWERMENT.

TO FURTHER THE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, FOOD SOVEREIGNTY, NATURAL BUILDING, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT, SPIRITUAL ACTIVISM, HEALTH, AND ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE FOR PEOPLE OF ALL AGES, PARTICULARLY THOSE FROM HISTORICALLY MARGINALIZED GROUPS; TO CONDUCT ON- AND FILED RESEARCH TO ADVANCE BEST PRACTICES IN FARMING AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY; TO PROVIDE ON- TRAINING ON THE BEST PRACTICES IN FARMING AND FOOD SOVEREIGNTY TO FARMERS; TO OFFER OFF- PRESENTATIONS AND EDUCATIONAL EVENTS IN THE COMMUNITY; TO PUBLISH CURRICULUM, ARTICLES, AND OTHER WRITTEN AND RECORDED WORK FOR THE ON- EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT; TO BUILD INFRASTRUCTURE AND TECHNOLOGIES THAT WILL DEMONSTRATE THE BEST PRACTICES FOR AGRICULTURAL SUSTAINABILITY.

TO PROMOTE COEXISTENCE THE (USA) AIMS TO PROMOTE COEXISTENCE AND INTERACTION AMONGST CULTURES THROUGH MUSIC, PROMOTE MUSIC EDUCATION ON THE PRINCIPLE THAT MUSIC CANNOT BE ISOLATED FROM SOCIETY AND PROMOTE MUSIC EDUCATION PROJECTS IN ARAB COUNTRIES AND ISRAEL.

REPRESENT MEMBERS IN LABOR DISPUTES AND CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS.

THE MISSION STATEMENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL BACCALAUREATE (IB) ORGANIZATION AIMS TO "DEVELOP INQUIRING, KNOWLEDGEABLE AND CARING YOUNG PEOPLE WHO HELP TO CREATE A BETTER AND MORE PEACEFUL WORLD THROUGH INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING AND RESPECT." TO THIS END, CLASSES AT ARE STRUCTURED TO SUPPORT STUDENTS AS THEY APPROACH RIGOROUS ACADEMIC DEMANDS THROUGH INQUIRY AND COLLABORATION.PARTICIPATION IN THIS COMMON FRAMEWORK ALLOWS STUDENTS TO EARN CREDITS IN SCHOOL THAT ARE TRANSFERABLE TO OTHER IB SCHOOLS AROUND THE WORLD. CREDITS EARNED FOR COURSEWORK, PROJECTS AND ASSESSMENTS IN THE DIPLOMA PROGRAMME IN 11TH AND 12TH GRADES CAN ALSO EARN STUDENTS COLLEGE CREDITS.

LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND SUPPORT

mission: a) to provide Uplift programs in Black Americas communities; b) to foster programs and activities that engenders economic empowerment in distressed neighborhoods; and c) provide humanitarian assistance and disaster relief in times of critical need.

exists to strengthen families and change lives by sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with the core of Grand Rapids through relational, spiritual and economic empowerment.

WE ARE A PEER-OPERATED ORGANIZATION THAT SERVES INDIVIDUALS WHO HAVE HAD TRAUMA, MENTAL HEALTH, SUBSTANCE USE CHALLENGES WITH ASSESSMENT, EMPLOYMENT SUPPORT, TECHNOLOGY TRAINING TO ENHANCE PROMOTE SELF-.

TO REPRESENT TEACHERS IN CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE LOCAL SCHOOL DISTRICT

INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE FERTILITY CONTROL (BIWFC) . ESTABLISHED INSTITUTE FOR WILDLIFE FERTILITY CONTROL TO ADVANCE USE OF EFFECTIVE, SUSTAINABLE FERTILITY CONTROL METHODS TO MITIGATE HUMAN-WILDLIFE CONFLICTS AND PROMOTE COEXISTENCE WORLDWIDE. BIWFC ACCOMPLISHED ITS MISSION THROUGH THREE MAIN ACTIVITIES:- STIMULATING VITAL DISCUSSION, COLLABORATION, AND NETWORKING THROUGH EVENTS- SUPPORTING WILDLIFE FERTILITY CONTROL PUBLIC POLICY AND EDUCATION PROJECTS- EDUCATING WILDLIFE MANAGERS, POLICY MAKERS AND PUBLIC

Support and Improve the educational experience of underprivileged children and mothers. The organization reached around 200 such individuals through the year by donating to grassroots organization Charitable Trust in Chennai, India

The primary mission is to provide women and girls with access to education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment. through our Live Your Dream Program, we provide a financial award to a woman who has the primary responsibility for her family and is enrolled in an undergraduate degree program or vocational school in order to improve her financial standing and that her family.

CREATE A MORE JUST COLORFUL WORLD VIA EDUCATION/EMPOWERMENT OF CENTRAL AMERICANS/U.S. STUDENTS.

THE MISSION OF DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (FEED) IS TO BUILD PEOPLE COMMUNITY BY FOCUSING ON PERSONAL GROWTH, JOB CREATION, EDUCATION, YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, HEALTHCARE, DEVELOPMENT, COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT

EXISTS TO UNITE PRIVILEGED AND UNDERPRIVILEGED COMMUNITIES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF PEOPLE LIVING IN RURAL MALAWI BY PROVIDING CHRISTIAN OUTREACH, HEALTH CARE, EDUCATION, ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT, AND AGRICULTURE.

TO ORGANIZE WORKERS AND TO SECURE IMPROVED WAGES, HOURS, WORKING CONDITIONS AND OTHER ECONOMIC ADVANTAGES THROUGH ORGANIZING, NEGOTIATIONS, AND THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PROCESS.

To empower children and adults with disabilities to advance their independence, productivity and inclusion in the community.

Voter education and empowerment.

TO REPRESENT ITS MEMBERS IN MATTERS RELATING TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS, ARBITRATION, ORGANIZATION, AND NEGOTIATIONS.

To build strong youth and families through compassionate healing, education and empowerment.

TO ENGAGE IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NEGOTIATIONS TO PROMOTE THE GENERAL WELFARE OF ITS MEMBERS.

OUR MISSION IS TO EMPOWER PEOPLE COLOR OTHERS IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO ACHIEVE THEIR HIGHEST HUMAN POTENTIAL, ATTAIN FINANCIAL STABILITY PROPER PROGRESSIVE EDUCATION THAT WILL CHANGE THEIR LIVES. WE PROMOTE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT THROUGH EDUCATION JOB TRAINING, HOUSING COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, HEALTH QUALITY LIFE PROGRAMS, WORKSHOPS COUNSELING.

MISSION THE TO FOSTER A THRIVING BUSINESS COMMUNITY IN THE BY PROMOTING, ADVOCATING, CONNECTING, AND EDUCATING OUR MEMBERS. VISION THE THE WILL BE KNOWN FOR COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP, THRIVING BUSINESS, AND A WELCOMING REGION FOR GROWTH AND PROSPERITY. PILLARS THE : P.A.C.E. - PROMOTE (BUSINESS PROMOTION, CITY PROMOTION, COUNTY PROMOTION) - ADVOCATE (ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT/WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT/DIVERSITY, EQUITY and INCLUSION) - CONNECT (NETWORKING/PARTNERSHIPS) - EDUCATE (DEVELOP) VALUES THE : G.R.E.A.T. - GRATEFUL - RESOURCEFUL - ENGAGED - ACCEPTING - TRUSTWORTHY

THE IS DEDICATED TO ACHIEVING HOUSING JUSTICE IN WISCONSIN, AND TO PROMOTING POSITIVE RELATIONS BETWEEN RENTAL HOUSING CONSUMERS AND PROVIDERS THROUGHOUT WISCONSIN. BY PROVIDING ACCESS TO CONFLICT RESOLUTION AND EDUCATION ABOUT RENTAL RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES WE EMPOWER THE COMMUNITY TO OBTAIN AND MAINTAIN QUALITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING.

Advocacy and education for the empowerment and girls

social and economic empowerment women and girls

THE VICTORY CHORUSTHE VICTORY CHORUS SUPPORTS THE INITIATIVE OF BECOMING A DEMENTIA FRIENDLY .THE CHORUS OFFERS THE RESIDENTS OF DULUTH WHO HAVE BEEN AFFECTED BY DEMENTIA WITH A UNIQUE OPPORTUNITY TO BUILD CONNECTIONS, SEEK JOY AND MEANINGFUL ENGAGEMENT IN THEIR THROUGH SONG. THE CHORUS PROVIDES A VENUE FOR CAREGIVERS AND PERSONS WITH DEMENTIA AN OPPORTUNITY TO HAVE A SHARED EXPERIENCE WHICH PROMOTES THEIR STRENGTHS AND ABILITIES DESPITE DISEASE. THROUGH PARTICIPATION IN REHEARSALS AND PUBLIC PERFORMANCES, THE CHORUS PROMOTES SELF-DISCOVERY, LEARNING, LAUGHTER AND A SENSE OF INCLUSION.COVID CONTINUED TO PRESENT CHALLENGES FOR THE CHORUS IN 2021. LIKE MANY ORGANIZATIONS, VICTORY CHORUS HAD TO ADAPT ITS PROGRAM FORMAT THROUGH THE USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN 2020, AND THEN IN 2021 A SINGALONG FORMAT WAS IMPLEMENTED. AS VACCINES WERE MADE AVAILABLE, THE VICTORY CHORUS WAS INVITED TO ASSISTED LIVING FACILITIES FOR WINDOW SERENADES AND LATER FOR MASKED SINGALONGS.

TO SERVE CHRISTIAN PARTNERS WHO ARE PROMOTING DISCIPLESHIP AND COMMUNITY-BASED CHANGE THROUGH RECONCILIATION AND SOCIAL JUSTICE.

TO PROMOTE THE SAFETY AND CIVIL RIGHTS OF PEOPLE THROUGH COLLABORATION, EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT.

OFFICER LABOR NEGOTIATIONS

The Organization uses the transformative tools of books, peacebuilding to create a community of support, assisting incarcerated formerly incarcerated youths adults to achieve their education, career life goals, become powerful voices for change.

Our mission is to advocate and innovate sustainable solutions to issues and problems in developing countries and to promote universal humanitarianism education health women and children empowerment and human services. The year 2021 focused more on human services by sending relief goods and feeding programs to combat COVID-19.

DIVERSTIY, EQUITY, AND INCLUSION IN NONPROFITS AND PHILANTHROPY

We support community-led sustainable development with an emphasis on education, youth empowerment, gender equity, and environmental conservation, in collaboration with local community organizations, primarily in Northern Ghana.

PROMOTES REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THROUGHOUT , STRENGTHENING LOCAL INITIATIVES THROUGH YEAR-LONG SERVICE PROJECTS IN NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS WORKING TO ALLEVIATE YOUTH POVERTY THROUGH A FOCUS ON EDUCATION, HEALTH, AND/OR ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. IT ALSO FOSTERS YOUTH SERVICE THROUGH LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS.

The primary exempt purpose of the and , Inc. is to provide the educational, referral, and financial assistance necessary to prevent the loss of the ancestral homes and of people of African descent; empower peoples of African descent to independently sustain long-term ownership of their property for present and future generations; strengthen Black families; and to promote global unity.

Our mission is to increase awareness and educate about addiction and recovery, facilitate reconciliation between families and within the church setting, and provide financial assistance and after care to men seeking faith-based treatment and recovery.

THE MISSION OF IS TO ELIMINATE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN, MEN, AND CHILDREN THROUGH EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION, SOCIAL ACTION, AND SUPPORT

seeks to empower divorced or widowed through education

TheDownSyndromeNetworkofGreaterGreensboroiscommittedtoenrichingthelivesofindividualswithDownSyndromebyconnectingwithnewfamilies,providingsocialandeducationalopportunitiesforourmembers,andpromotingawarenessandinclusionofindividualswithDownSyndromeinourcommunity.

PCETS believes in . Our mission is to work with Kensington area youth and families to provide positive, healthy, and enjoyable youth activities while building teamwork, leadership, and . We strive to achieve the following- Provide a safe, welcoming setting where large numbers of low-income children can learn , the value of exercise, teamwork and the value of working hard to achieve their goals; Foster competitive opportunities for children who want to play at a higher level and have committed to working hard to achieve that goal; Connect low-income players and parents to services and opportunities they may not be aware of or access to; Hold educational activities, including distributing books to children in the program.

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