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Indian Nurses Association of New York Inc

The Indian Nurses Association of New York (INA-NY) is a 501c(3) certified professional nursing association for all registered nurses and nursing students of Indian origin and heritage in the state of New York, USA.

ONE NATION WALKING TOGETHER

ONWT serves the immediate needs of low-income American Indians/Alaska Natives in Colorado and seven surrounding states.

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Indian American Kerala Cultural and Civic Center

PHILANTHROPIC, CULTURAL & CIVIC About The Indian American Kerala Cultural and Civic Center With the enormous growth of the Community in the US particularly in New York the Kerala Community had long felt the need for a Community Center.

• Natural Resource Conservation and Protection

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Western Association for Conservation

ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE & IMPROVE METHODS OF ART CONSERVATION.

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Peoples of the World Foundation

We promote indigenous access to education by supporting scholarships to indigenous students of all ages to help them adapt to the challenges of a changing world.

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Federation of Indian American Christian Organization of North Am

Follow Us Challenges Facing the Christians of India Today led by Father Cedric Prakash SJ click to know more Religious Persecution and Its Connection to Social Development in India Human Rights Measurement Initiative HRMI click to know more ABOUT US FIACONA is a Washington D.

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India Association of York

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Wind River Foundation Inc

To Inspire Facilitate And Support. WHO WE ARE The Wind River Foundation is a nonprofit organization based in Jackson Wyoming.

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THE NOLUMBEKA PROJECT INC

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