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The Pakistani American Public Affairs Committee (PAKPAC) is a nationwide, membership based, non-profit lobbying organization registered with the United States Federal Government. PAKPAC’s mission includes advancement and strengthening of U.S.-Pakistan relations. It is organized to be a unified voice on issues and concerns common to the Pakistani American community. PAKPAC’s focus includes an active environment to foster greater political and civic engagement amongst the Pakistani Americans. PAKPAC is also focused on collaborating with other regional and national Pakistani American organizations to ensue increased efficacy and reduced duplication of the stated goals. PAKPAC along with our affiliates is working to serve as a watch dog for inaccuracies and bias in media coverage about Pakistan and Pakistani Americans. We are also involved in educating media groups, journalists, politicians, academicians and members of think tanks about views of concern and importance to the Pakistani American community.

Since The Harvard Black Men’s Forum (BMF) was founded in the 1970s, it has developed into one of the most recognized and celebrated organizations on Harvard’s campus. As an organization, we strive to foster a supportive atmosphere of brotherhood among the black male community on campus. We are concerned with political, social, and cultural issues regarding black men on Harvard University’s campus and beyond, and we promote greater awareness and understanding of these issues through all appropriate means, including publications, meetings, seminars, and active engagement with the community. This group is for members, both current and former, to connect with one another. Visit our website at: http://www.harvardbmf.com/

We Do Care is an Illinois 501 (C) (3), non political, and grass roots organization, founded by concerned Illinois residents in September 2004. Our Mission is to provide tangible opportunities for the American public to thank and support active duty military personnel, their families, and veterans while acknowledging and appreciating the freedom unique to our country. We Do Care's signature events include: The Freedom Festival and 9.11 Freedom Run (both September 12, 2009, Barrington, IL) and We Do Care Brings it Home: Connecting Community in Frontline Conversations (a series of Live, unfiltered webcasts). Since our founding in 2004 we have been committed to insuring those who serve never have to ask “Are we being supported back home?” Partnering with over twenty organizations and every branch of the military we have found meaningful ways to thank and tangibly support those who are: • Answering the call of duty • Away from their families and loved ones • In harms way • Protecting our freedoms and way of life • Risking their lives so we may live in a more peaceful world. We believe - while the 1.4 million men and women in uniform are honorably fulfilling their duty, so too does every American have a duty to fulfill. That duty is to insure that all who wear the cloth of the United States of America clearly see that they are supported back home.

BETTER PENSACOLA FORUM is a non-profit organization created for the purpose of conducting independent, accurate and credible research that is designed to help local leaders develop practical strategies to improve the quality of life in the Pensacola area. The FORUM will coordinate and conduct an annual “Quality of Life” survey, making the results available to the public free of charge. The FORUM will sponsor independent research and coordinate special projects to promote best practices in education, economic advancement, leadership development and community governance. The FORUM does not endorse any political or community agenda, and will publish its research and data on this Web site for individuals and organizations to access, download and use. The FORUM will use town hall meetings, conferences and seminars to stimulate public participation in the design of workable solutions to complex community challenges.

Ukraine Caucus A Student Organization at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government The purpose of the Ukraine Caucus is to focus on the geopolitics of Ukraine and the surrounding region as well as the country's relationship with the U.S. The organization's goal is to serve as an invaluable asset for those interested in learning about the country's political, economic, societal, and cultural dynamics.

Community Studio is a collaborative of landscape architects, architects, planners, engineers and students that support community initiated projects with graphic and technical skills, design information and resources, and design workshops. Initiated in 2003 by landscape architecture students at the University of British Columbia, Community Studio has since evolved into a non-profit organization composed of professionals and students alike. We provide pro-bono design services for community groups and non-profit organizations that require design assistance to advance their local projects. We believe that designers can contribute unique and valuable skills to the process of building community. We believe that a collaborative design process can provide a unified vision, build social capital, and attract political and financial support for local projects that might otherwise lose momentum or direction.

Aims & Objectives: The foundation is purely non-profitable, non-governmental, social, educational, and cultural organization, established for welfare of the humanity based on mutual help, free from all sorts of political motives having the following aims and objectives: 1. To strive for the implementation of legislation & other methods for the Attainment of the fundamental rights for the Special Persons which they Should have as a beneficiary of the Foundation 2. To endeavor for the arrangement of the necessary equipment, Vehicle, Three Wheel Motorcycle and Scooter assistance for the Special Persons by the import or local production. 3. To strive & enable Special Persons to be useful & self-sufficient & to develop effective cooperation & understanding between the Special Persons & Normal Persons. 4. To cooperate & coordinate with the Local, National & International agencies 5. To conduct Human development, skills development, welfare oriented development activities. 6. To create awareness, awakening regarding Human Rights, Women’s Rights, Rights of Children, Social Problem i.e. Education, Medical facilities, employments and self employments. 7. To conduct Teachers training programme, development of community leadership, First Aid and home running courses etc. 8. To do general welfare of masses through all possible means and effects. 9. To establish the houses, centers, accommodation etc for the old and Special persons. 10. To establish hospitals, dispensaries, etc and provide medial facility to the Special Persons and Society. 11. To strengthen the role and capacity of civil society by increasing the poplar participation in national development. Affdp acts as an advocate for the voluntary disability sector. Supports organizations to further enable people with disabilities Working for the welfare of the Disabled Persons.

The Harvard Korean Association (HKA) is a Korean cultural student organization for undergraduates at the Harvard College. Established in 1998, with the merging of smaller Korean organizations, KA today is the largest umbrella organization that serves as an ambassador of the Korean and Korean American community at Harvard. Its central mission is to promote awareness about social, political, and cultural issues regarding Korea.

The Louisiana Association of Housing Officers (LAHO) is a membership of professionals who are dedicated to the education, professional development, and promotion of housing and residential life services at private and public institutions of higher education and learning in Louisiana. LAHO is committed to: The best practices and services as outlined in the ACUHO-I standards of practice; Inclusion and equal opportunity for involvement of all professionals who support the promotion and advancement of housing and residential life programs, regardless of race, creed, gender, sexual orientation, political affiliation, religions/spiritual practices, etc; Serving as an organizational liaison between the state membership and other state, regional, and national organizations; Providing diverse and affordable professional development opportunities for the organizational membership; Providing educational and developmental opportunities to the student employees within housing and residential life programs across the state; Promoting the research and publication of new information, theories, practices, and services for housing and related programs; Continuing the growth of the organization through the use of new and advance technological methods so to provide efficient service to the membership.

Saint Louis Polonia, Inc. is a Missouri non-profit organization, whose purpose is promotion of the knowledge about the one-thousand-year-long history of Poland and its ethnic diversity and appreciation of the Polish contribution into the world’s culture.Our goal is to share out time, talent and resources in order to create a variety of educational, cultural and charitable initiatives in order to enrich the life of our local communities and contribute to a better understanding among people of different ethnic background. It is our ambition to build a strong networking community that brings together people who are interested in the Polish heritage through an exchange of ideas and the sharing of information, interests, and resources. We are: Non-religious: Our events are open to anyone and are not affiliated with any. Intergenerational: We encourage everyone within different age groups to attend and participate in our events. Non-political: We have no affiliation to any type of political organizations and our activities are not driven by any political agenda We promote respect for the Constitution of the United States and all federal, state and local government laws and regulations. We are proud to be part of beautiful St. Louis – the city, which was built and shaped by immigrants from many countries including Poland.