• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 1963.

Scottish Heritage U S A Inc

TO RECOGNIZE AND ENHANCE THE ORIGINAL BONDS OF ANCESTRAL AND NATIONAL CHARACTER AMONG THE PEOPLE OF SCOTLAND AND NORTH CAROLINA.

• History Museums

• 1964.

The Journey

Visit us our website at www. journeymuseum.

Ohio Historical Society Foundation

NONE Browse Historic Sites Accessibility Ohio History Center Ohio Village Special Attractions Calendar of Activities Facility Rentals Group Visits Digital Curricula Virtual Learning Museum In A Box Field Trips Ohio History Day Activities Lesson Plans Professional Development State Historic Preservation Office Survey Inventory Federal State Reviews Certified Local Governments Ohio History Fund Grants National Register of Historic Places Historic Preservation Tax Incentives History Preservation Where You Live Donate Join Volunteer or Intern Jobs Advocacy Ohio Memory Blogs Publications Archives Library Museum Collections Local Government Records Program American Indian Relations Our Story From our earliest history we gather and tell stories.

• Services to Promote the Independence of Specific Populations

• 1966.

Casa De La Cultura Center

The mission/purpose of Casa de la Cultura Center, since 1996, is a faith-based organization that empowers the community residents of Pajaro, Ca, a farm working community, to have a voice, live in a healthy, safe environment and to acquire skills in order to navigate resources.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 1967.

Institute for Mediterranean Studies

PROMOTING HISTORICAL, ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND ART HISTORY RESEARCH IN THAT REGION.

ORGANIZATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INDIGENOUS MAYA (ODIM)

To enable access to healthcare and preventative health education for the population, with equality, honesty, and confidentiality, that is focused on programs that promote development and empowerment of the communities of San Pablo and San Juan la Laguna, Guatemala.

Black Art Culture & Education, Inc.

The mission of Black Art, Culture & Education, Inc.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 1970.

Aspen Indigenous Foundation

ASPEN INDIGENOUS FOUNDATION honor share celebrate indigenous wisdom through cultural events PowWow Come celebrate at the Aspen Highschool 2025 May 24th 25th A Pow Wow is a celebration of American Indian culture that brings together tribal members from all over the country to compete in dancing and drumming categories For more info click here.

Lelooska Foundation

Living History Performances, School Programs, Classes and Museum sharing the art and culture of Native Peoples of North America.