Associated Industries of Massachusetts

AIM is the state’s largest business association serving more than 3,400 businesses across 150 different industries, and representing more than 650,000 employees AIM is the state’s largest business association serving the needs of more than 3,500 businesses across 150 different industries, representing more than 650,000 employees.

• Media, Communications Organizations

• 182.

Womens Outdoor Media Association

WOMA is an association committed to increasing media attention and market presence for women in outdoor sports shooting, hunting, fishing and archery.

• Minority Rights

• 183.

Many Languages One Voice

Many Languages One Voice builds power among low-income immigrant and refugee communities of color whose primary language is not English.

• Administration of Justice, Courts (Court Administration, Court Reform, Alternatives to Litigation and Sentencing)

• 184.

Justice for Migrant Women

Justice for Migrant Women protects & promotes the rights of migrant womyn through education, public awareness & advocacy.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 185.

Humanity Hale

UA OLA LOKO I KE ALOHA UA OLA LOKO I KE ALOHA LOVE GIVES LIFE WITHIN Welcome to Humanity Hale.

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LEARNING AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE MEMBERS (BUSINESS LEADERS).

• Forest Conservation

• 187.

HIKI OLA

HOME MAKE A DONATION HOLA I MAUI GRANT EDUCATION VISITORS COMMUNITY CONTACT BOARD MEMBERS Shop More Hiki Ola is a nonprofit whose vision and mission revolve around education the environment and culture.

• Women's Rights

• 188.

NATIONAL ORGANIZATION FOR WOMEN

National NOW Conference disrupt now incogni survey listen SHOP NOW MERCH Donate to Now Get Involved Join Now Member Renewal Email Signup Chapter Search Whats New Sexism and the 2024 U.

• Minority Rights

• 189.

FE Y JUSTICIA WORKER CENTER

El Centro de Trabajadores de Fe y Justicia existe porque creemos que todxs deben tener un lugar de t 713 8628222 HOME ABOUT ORGANIZE EVENTS NEWS VOLUNTEERS DONATE More WE ARE HERETO SUPPORT YOU ALL WORKERS HAVE RIGHTS FOLLOW US 713 8628222 WHAT WE DO Legal Community Consultation Center Worker empowerment counseling staff with the assistance of pro bono attorneys will offer and help lowincome and underserved immigrant workers to gain legal status work authorization and to reunite their families so they can become empowered reach stability and move out of poverty.