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The mission of the NY Tech Alliance is to represent, inspire, support, and help lead the New York technology community and ecosystem to create a better future for all. Founded in 2016 with the merger of NY Tech Meetup and the New York Technology Council, the organization has over 60,000 individual and institutional members, reflecting the full spectrum of the greater New York area tech community and making it the largest tech organization in the region. Led by CEO Jessica Lawrence Quinn and President Erik Grimmelmann, and Chaired by Andrew Rasiej, the NY Tech Alliance continues the work of its predecessor organizations, hosts a monthly Meetup at NYU’s Skirball Auditorium as well as educational and social events, and continues to focus programming and advocacy efforts on issues important to the technology sector and New York.

The Harm Reduction Coalition is a national advocacy and capacity-building organization that promotes the health and dignity of individuals and communities impacted by drug use. HRC advances policies and programs that help people address the adverse effects of drug use including overdose, HIV, hepatitis C, addiction, and incarceration. We recognize that the structures of social inequality impact the lives and options of affected communities differently, and work to uphold every individual's right to health and well-being, as well as in their competence to protect themselves, their loved ones, and their communities. The Harm Reduction Coalition (HRC) was founded in 1993 and incorporated in 1994 by a working group consisting of needle exchange providers, advocates and drug users Today, HRC is a diverse network of community- based organizations, service providers, researchers, policy-makers, academics, and activists challenging the persistent stigma placed on people who use drugs and advocating for sensible policy reform. HRC is a national advocacy and capacity-building organization that promotes the health and dignity of individuals and communities impacted by drug use and the "war on drugs."

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The idea that people around the world are increasingly connected to global issues and see themselves as part of a global citizenry is part of the motivation to become involved in service, advocacy, and activism around the world. With this growing sense of global citizenship, many globalites seek alternative travel experiences that allow them to engage with global issues. They are eager to partner with local community organizations, particularly in the developing world, that focus on direct service and promoting sustainable community development. However, travelers seeking these volunteering or internship opportunities often find it difficult to find the right project with the right organization. They are in need of a centralized resource and intermediary organization that can ensure a high-quality field experience. Likewise, local organizations invested in communityprojects seek ways to attract qualified volunteers and interns and to utilize these human resources in a sustainable way. AMAIDI bridges these needs, using a social networking hub to link high quality volunteers with local community organizations to guarantee a mutually beneficial partnership. In addition to this matching service, AMAIDI also provides all services related to volunteers’ travel needs while assisting host organizations in their own growth and the actualization of their goals. Underscoring AMAIDI’s work is a focus on sustainable development of local communities.” AMAIDI is committed to thoughtful and lasting partnerships with local communities in the developing countries it works in, in Africa, Asia and the Americas. AMAIDI is diversifying its portfolio of development-supporting interventions in the field, including bolstering social investment partnerships, supporting responsible tourism projects and other methods of long-term support. This offers our clients (both volunteers and local partners) a larger launch pad for continued collaboration andsustainability.

The Public Health Association of New York City is an active organization of public health professionals with a rich tradition of commitment to improving public health. Founded in 1936, PHANYC is one of the oldest and largest affiliates of the American Public Health Association. Since then, PHANYC has been a catalyst – informing and educating about public health issues and a more responsive and equitable health care system, and influencing public health policy. Today, its membership includes individuals and organizations involved in the diverse field of public health. Its members are public health leaders, health care providers, health administrators, researchers, scientists, professors, students and activists. Committed to promoting the health of the public, PHANYC confronts current public health issues by informing and mobilizing its members and the general public through community education and professional exchange, social action, advocacy and policy analysis. Dedicated to its growing membership of professionals and those interested in public health, PHANYC provides a range of membership services and programs – vibrant student committee and activities, educational forums and programs, broad communication network, relationship-building and professional development opportunities and many committees and projects in which to participate.

AARO, the Association of Americans Resident Overseas, is a non-profit, non-partisan organization representing the millions of expatriate American citizens abroad. It researches issues that significantly affect the lives of overseas Americans and keeps its members informed on those issues. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Paris, AARO has members in more than forty countries. As part of its advocacy work, AARO actively educates Congress, the media and the public on such vital topics as taxation, absentee voting, citizenship, representation, Social Security and Medicare. As a service to its members, it also gives them access to a reasonably priced health insurance plan. Through its international outreach and information sharing platform, AARO helps to give a voice to Americans living abroad, whose role as “unofficial ambassadors’ of their country is often overlooked. It provides its members updates on key issues, alerts on the need to take action, and access to a network of experts. Through its lobbying efforts in Washington, including participation in the annual Overseas Americans Week on Capitol Hill, AARO strives to ensure that Congress takes into account the contributions, needs and issues of Americans abroad. AARO also works closely with other international organizations to achieve common goals. Please visit us at https://www.aaro.org to learn more about our work to help overseas Americans.

The Civil Society Support Programme (CSSP) is a non-profit civil society organization which emerged as a response to the challenges facing the civil society of Pakistan, with regards to the fight against poverty, social injustice, and governance issues. It was established in 2005 and received registration under Trust Act 1882 in 2007. CSSP is aimed at facilitating and promoting social transformation through civic engagement of the concerned citizens for a democratic society. This will be achieved by diversifying the efforts of different stakeholders including youth, civil society organizations, media persons, academia, researchers,, trade unions, and elected representatives through lobbying and advocacy for policy reforms and implementation. CSSP envisions a responsible citizenry and proactive civil society. CSSP’s focuses upon youth development, social watch, social protection, education, disaster risk reduction, and partnership development. 2. Objectives 1. Increased responsiveness of youth groups in promoting agenda of equitable and sustainable development 2. Enhanced capacity of social watch coalitions to carryout research-based advocacy on human rights, peace and social justice with key stakeholders 3. Increased opportunities of social safety nets for vulnerable groups, with special focus on women, children, minorities and labourers 4. Improved quality of girls’ education with increased and accessible opportunities 5. Enhanced capacity of local communities in disaster preparedness and risk reduction 6. Effective linkages for collective social response with potential partner institutions at national, regional and global levels strengthened CSSP operates through its main office established in Qasimabad, Hyderabad and sub-offices in Karachi and Mithi, District Tharparkar. CSSP works with local partner organizations in 18 districts of Sindh.

The National Asian Pacific American Law Student Association (NAPALSA) represents the interests of Asian Pacific American law students and provides advocacy, support, and career development opportunities for its members throughout the United States. Established in 1981, NAPALSA was the first national organization to connect Asian Pacific American members of the legal profession. In 1988, NAPALSA helped to springboard the National Asian Pacific American Bar Association (NAPABA) and has facilitated a conjoint conference with NAPABA since 2002. NAPALSA is proud of its partnership with NAPABA to create a unique networking and professional event for students to interact, socialize, and learn from current Asian Pacific American legal practitioners. NAPALSA continues to be the only national student-led organization to link affiliated Asian Pacific American law student organizations and law students across the country, and promote their interests. NAPALSA remains the consolidated voice of Asian Pacific American law students and also serves as an advocate and representative for all Asian Pacific Americans. MISSION of NAPALSA * To advance Asian Pacific American law students through support, advocacy, and professional development on a national level; * To develop a network of Asian Pacific American law student organizations across the nation; * To foster the exchange of ideas and promote a deeper understanding of the legal, political, and social status of Asian Pacific Americans in society; * To encourage leadership, participation, and involvement in the greater Asian Pacific American community; * To inspire law students and legal professionals to serve the interests and aspirations of Asian Pacific Americans and all diverse populations.

Mission: The Arab NGOs Network for Development is an independent, democratic, and civic organization that aims at strengthening civil society and enhancing the values of democracy and respect of Human Rights and sustainable development in the Arab region. It works towards its aim through programs of advocacy and lobbying on regional and national policy-making in three main areas; development, trade, and democracy, while being committed to the international convention on Human Rights, freedom, respect of the individual, respect of diversity, equality of resource division, and the protection of cultural heritage in the Region and the implementing the developmental priorities of the local societies. Vision: The Arab NGOs Network envisions democratic, active, and effective civil societies in the Arab Region. These societies would be able to affect public policies, and would be open and interactive with other cultures and societies. These societies respects and protects the dignity and freedom of the individual and their political,, economic, civic, and cultural rights, within a state of law and institutions, where peace, security, and stability are prosperous. The internal vision of the Network is based on the responding to the challenges and changes on the regional and global levels, whereby it aims at establishing a special presence and effective and active positions regarding the decision-making locally, regionally, and globally. ANND works to preserve a democratic, flexible, growing, and developing body that encompasses Arab non-governmentalworking in the fields of social and human development, democracy, human rights, and the environment. ANND is committed towards implementing the values of good governance and the development of best-practices models for capacity building and institutional structuring

Note: This is a private group for small credit unions (CEOs or employees) and small CU advocacy organizations only (like leagues). ESCUD is a nonprofit social welfare advocacy organization for small(under $500 M), that are located in Washington state. We fiercely advocate to protect smallfrom extinction by: • Pushing for Regulatory Relief: We advocate for exemption from overly burdensome, costly and pointless regulations when they don't have any significant impact on safety or soundness. • Promoting Member-Centric Giving: We encourage smallto embrace their not-for-profit cooperative roots and prioritize giving profits back to members. This reinforces our core purpose, justifies our tax-exempt status and better differentiates us from large institutions. NOTE: Although operating under the trade name Endangered SMALL Credit Union Defense, we are officially registered with the Secretary of State as the Endangered Credit Union Defense.