• Humanities Organizations

• 307.

American Comparative Literature Association

The ACLA is the principal learned society in the United States for scholars whose work involves several literatures and cultures.

• Historical Societies and Related Activities

• 308.

Western Association of Women Historians

Western Association of Women Historians Promoting the interests of women historians since 1969 Also known as the WAWH The Western Association of Women Historians is the largest of the North American regional womens historical associations.

• Humanities Organizations

• 309.

Epicwrite

Our primary goal is to build a safe community of creative people.

Community of Literary Magazines & Presses

CLMP serves one of the most active segments of American arts and culture: the independent publishers of our finest fiction, poetry, and prose.

HERoines Inc.

Nonprofit Organization providing a safe space for women to step out of their comfort zones & prepare for greatness through workshops & seminars.

• Youth Development Programs

• 312.

Octavia Project Inc

We use science fiction to encourage young women & trans & nonbinary youth to dream big and empower them with skills to build alternative futures.

• Arts Education/Schools

• 313.

Writers and Artists Across the Country Inc

WAAC is a consortium of children’s book industry professionals building a nationwide network to facilitate author and artist visits in underserved K-12 schools WAAC Writers and Artists Across the Country is a consortium of children's book industry professionals who are building a nationwide network to facilitate author and artist visits in underserved K-12 schools.

• Other Art, Culture, Humanities Organizations/Services N.E.C.

• 314.

Cultured Books Literacy Foundation Inc

Est. 2018 dedicated to broadening how children see themselves and others by bringing books to life through cultural and literary arts programming.

Folk Art Society of America

The Folk Art Society of America is a non-profit organization that advocates the documentation, preservation and exhibition of folk art, artists and environments The Folk Art Society of America, founded in 1987, has become a dynamic, non-profit organization which publishes its journal, the Folk Art Messenger, three times a year.