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The Piedmont Regional Crime Prevention Association is a non-profit, non-political organization. The PRCPA has its own Constitution, By-laws and governing body, and consists of a variety of individuals, professionals, and representatives from an array of organizations that have an interest in crime prevention throughout the region. The PRCPA strives to meet the following objectives in an effort to promote the interests of individuals, communities, law enforcement and others impacted by the effectiveness of crime reduction and prevention. It does so by facilitating the education, training and advancement of technology necessary to foster progress. a) Educating citizens as to their responsibilities and roles in effective reduction and prevention of crime; b) Supporting specialized training to citizens and law enforcement in various crime reduction and prevention techniques; c) Providing a forum and a voice for the exchange of ideas pertaining to the reduction and prevention of crime; d) Stimulating the interest and participation of citizens in the prevention of crime; e) Encouraging and promoting organized, individual, community and policymakers’ interest and action in crime prevention; f) Identifying crime prevention problems and providing a mechanism for informing policy makers at all levels of these problems while proposing appropriate solutions; g) Increasing the efficiency and effectiveness of crime prevention efforts through education, training opportunities, technology identification, and the orientation, identification, transfer and improvement of resources; h) Encouraging the formation of sub chapters and crime prevention committees, councils and programs by community organizations and their federations and councils; and i) Providing a coordinating mechanism for any and all interest in crime prevention in the association’s geographic area.

Simply, a place to talk rural America and building sustainable communities throughout the country. Rural Impact Hub Online is our organization's online communication channel to share ideas, challenges, and opportunities for the greater rural ecosystem. We encourage anyone interested in helping build a sustainable, innovative rural ecosystem to join our LinkedIn group. Many rural communities are facing challenging questions centered around long-term vitality, prosperity, and purpose in a new era where technology is replacing jobs, community residents regularly demand modern amenities, and the “small town USA” perception is often tainted with political affiliations or economic status. There are hundreds of rural communities across the U.S. that are doing incredible things for their communities and regions. Many times, these stories make it to local or regional media. Sometimes, they reach a national platform. In most cases, though, the stories stop after the media cycle of a few days wears off. While great as resources for future use, the articles are largely without action or collaboration among national rural activists.

The Arab American Association of Engineers and Architects (AAAEA) is a non-profit, non-political, non-religious professional organization. It is open to all architects, engineers and computer science professionals and students of Arab heritage residing in the USA. AAAEA is dedicated to helping its members succeed and advance in their professions by networking, participate in activities and projects to serve the community, share success among its members and other organizations.

About the School of Criminal Justice The School of Criminal Justice is concerned with the study of all aspects of crime and societal reactions to crime. We examine political, economic and cultural patterns that shape definitions of crime and influence the policy choices about how to respond to certain categories of crime. We also study social and personal forces that lead to criminal conduct, and we analyze the organization and operation of crime control systems. Particular emphasis is placed on the interactions among the many agencies which comprise criminal justice systems and on the relationships between these systems and other facets of society. The School of Criminal Justice is located in Draper Hall on the University's Downtown Campus. Since its inception, the School has been interdisciplinary in its approach. Our graduates have been highly successful in academic and in practice positions. Graduates find opportunities in the expanding academic field of criminal justice research and teaching, all the operating agencies of criminal justice, in the many private and non-profit organizations which provide services or make policy recommendations.

European Democrat Students (EDS) is a pan-European centre-right student organization, representing 31 member organizations from 30 countries in Europe. It advocates for a free, democratic and united Europe through a greater student mobility and comprehensive education policies across the continent. Founded in 1961, EDS is one of the oldest and biggest youth/student organizations in Europe. The three pillars of EDS originally stood for Conservatism, Liberalism and Christian-Democracy. Today, EDS grew into a large family which has an outlook that is various, rich and unique, represented by the name 'Democrat': Here, student organizations, political student organizations as well as center-right NGOs come together to shape modern centre-right policies for Europe.

This newly opened Linkedin group platform is open to everyone who would wish to join the NATIONS’ CONGRESS (NC) as congress members or to take part in its global structure or network as payrolled personnel or as volunteers. The NATIONS' CONGRESS is the world’s Congress of Nations and the world’s nations’ official governing organization and sanctioning public body with duties superimposed on the functional public capacities of the UN and EU. Not an alliance or union, it is the world’s nations’ own self and entity. With its convening international character of global public reign, it functions as the world nations’ official independent, non-governmental and non-political enacting body of ordinance, constitution and normative power. The NC functions globally, regionally and nationally in every country for civil and human rights and liberties, and peace, freedom and equality to secure and preserve a war-free and conflict-free egalitarian and libertarian world with peaceful nations and happy civil societies living in absolute freedom, peace, integrity, prosperity, solidarity and fraternity with fully-equal human rights and civil rights free from injustice, inequality, discrimination, prejudice, oppression, transgression, suppression and persecution. The NC will be working in cooperation and collaboration with the UN and EU and all world states and their governments agencies and organizations as well as national and international NGOs, institutions, and civil societies and groups, etc.

The Coalition of Latino/a Scholars (CLS) was founded in Spring 2001 by a group of Latino/a students that felt the need to address interests and concerns of the Latino/a community at Teachers College, Columbia University. The mission of the Coalition of Latino/a Scholars (CLS) is to encourage and promote Latino/a scholarship while fostering a supportive community of students, staff, faculty, administrators, and alumni at Teachers College, Columbia University. To fulfill this mission, CLS coordinates various events throughout the academic year, including a yearly Envision Conference which seeks to provide information to interested students about the graduate school admissions process. As a student led organization, we seek opportunities to cultivate relationships with the array of cultures, traditions, and organizations that form the Teachers College community. We promote awareness and knowledge of academic, social, political, and cultural issues that concern Latino/as and we proactively engage in efforts to further an equitable, diverse, just, and progressive educational experience.

The London School of Economics Gulf Cooperation Council Society (LSE GCC) is a student run association founded by Faisal Al-Salloum and Amine Lahrib in 2008 with the aim to promote the political, cultural and economical aspects of the GCC and its six member states. As the first student society in the history of the LSE and the University of London to promote the GCC the society enjoys a great deal of attention and support from the LSE and different academic, governmental, and commercial organizations. The GCC Society strives to bring LSE students the opportunity to explore the various aspects of the Gulf Cooperation Council. The Society will organise various events that will display the cultural wealth of the region. The Society will arrange lecture and forums to discuss and debate on key regional issues. It will also invite regional leaders to give their insight into key political and economical issues. The society will also work as a proxy for regional sponsors to promote and attract LSE students to their organization. In addition the GCC Society will work with various parties to foster leadership among its members and develop a strong network. Your sponsorship will contribute to the GCC society efforts to achieve its goals.

The Central Florida Women's Resource Center is a non-profit, philanthropic organization that supports women through its time, talents and resources. Our Vision Through the efforts of the Central Florida Women's Resource Center, Central Florida will be a community in which women of all ages flourish. Our Mission The Central Florida Women's Resource Center supports our community by recognizing the power of women; celebrating women's achievements; connecting with other women's organizations; and identifying, impacting and supporting women's social, educational, health, political, economic, spiritual and artistic issues.

BACKGROUND The organization was established by skilled professionals from different educational backgrounds to promote and advocate for rights and freedoms and provide free legal aid and social services to communities in Uganda. With its core fields identified as; Human Rights, Rule of Law, Democracy, Justice, Good Governance, Development, Education and Research. The organization is a non-Governmental, non Profit, political and autonomous Organization. MOTTO “Empowering Communities.” GOAL ’’To preserve human dignity.’’ VISION To be a model organization that believes in protection of rights and society development and change through equipping communities with modern development tools and knowledge resulting from modern research techniques. MISSION To promote freedom and sustainable development and addressing challenges facing humanity. In order to transform our communities from low skilled and low income communities to high technical, modern skilled and high income communities. OUR VALUES • Integrity • Team Work • Accountability AFCOD Uganda offers a multiplicity of services as a Civil Society and non-profit organization in Uganda. AFCOD Uganda is a professional, non-partisan and independent Human Rights Organization in Uganda and Africa with highly trained staff including; Lawyers, Program officers, Managers, Monitoring and Evaluation officers, Accountants, Auditors, Social workers, Field officers, Administrative Assistants and other support staff. Our Head offices are located at Kampala and Regional Offices are located in Iganga Town in Eastern Uganda for accessibility of our services by the communities, Donors and Partner organizations.