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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.

The main purpose for this subgroup has been, and continues to be focused on the task of understanding, "How do we get the message out about biochar?" (to the Public, Politicians, non-aligned Businesses, NGOs etc. etc.) This working group was created after implementing a global publicity effort for the G8 and G20 Summits in Huntsville and Toronto, Ontario in June 2010, where we also sought official endorsement of "Biochar offsets" by any of the delegates representing G8 and G20 countries during the COP16 Summit in Cancun, Mexico . The primary aim of this group is to put "Biochar" on the global agenda, to help to raise its profile and to help launch this new industry worldwide. Members of this group will also help to develop 'strategy'... and assist with running "coordinated campaigns" that would help to disseminate information to a wider audience in a more structured and effective manner. Taking a page from 350.org, which claims alliance with 300 organizations around the world and has enlisted "350 messengers" who have publicly allied themselves with the organization or its goal to spread the 350 movement, the campaigns that we hope to coordinate through this group are intended to be "broad in scope"; enough that they apply to multiple (government and industry and non-profit and individual) interests within the field of biochar, as well as to a much wider public audience that knows relatively little or nothing about biochar (at this time). The Biochar Publicity and Advocacy group thus intends to start moving our message out of the world of 'Academia' (and research institutes and 'Think Tanks'), and into the world of business and social campaigning, although these messages will of course be grounded within the science -- just as the 350.org campaigns have done and continue to do.

Information and discussion on this group will be geared toward Social Media Directors (or similar titles) in nonprofit, advocacy, and membership organizations. We'll discuss how we create and enforce social media governance, how we coordinate social media activities across the organization, the tools we use to monitor our social media and analyze its performance, and other topics.

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We envision a vibrant society of people living peacefully, healthily and with a better quality of life through socio-economic development and respecting human rights. CAFLO promotes this by empowering people to overcome challenges facing them such as disease, poverty, stigmatization and abuse through counselling, education and teamwork promoting sustainable changes. OBJECTIVES: 1.) To strengthen counselling services and provide quality psycho-social support to children, families, those in vulnerable positions and the community at large. 2.) To participate in the efforts and campaign against the spread of disease, drug/alcohol abuse, child abuse, domestic violence, gender based inequalities and promiscuous sex through advocating fundamental behavior changes. 3.) To foster socio-economic development by empowering youth to further their education and providing capacity skills training opportunities for the most impoverished. 4.) To advocate for human rights for widows, youths, orphans, the disabled and others in vulnerable positions. 5.) To cooperate effectively with national and international partnerships, government institutions and faith-based organizations in overcoming the aforementioned issues. ACTION PROGRAMS: COMMUNITY EDUCATION DEVELOPMENT (CED) Education Focuses: - CED: Afya Njema (Good Health) (Specialized sectors: HIV/AIDS Education and Empowerment, Stop TB Education and Awareness) - CED: Capacity Building Program (Special focus on women and youth) - CED: Youth Action Program (Special focuses: Peer Education, Formal Education, Youth Ambassadors) - CED: Human Rights Advocacy (Special focuses: Stopping Gender Based Violence, Disabled Empowerment) COUNSELLING AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM (CDP) - CDP: Counselling Skills Training Courses - CDP: Domestic Violence & Crisis Counselling - CDP: HIV/AIDS Counselling - CDP: Orphans & Vulnerable Children Advancement) RESEARCH AND DOCUMENTATION PROGRAM (RDP)