The Connecticut Association of Boards of Education Incorporated

We assist local and regional boards of education in providing high quality public education for all Connecticut children through effective leadership.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 344.

Northern Essex Community College Professional Association

The MCCC is a union of community college faculty and professional staff representing members in all Massachusetts Community College Council We Change Communities Fair Pay Slide Show DCE Ratification Ratification Materials New Day Contract Download New Day Contract Day Unit Ratification Materials Ratification Materials click here Massachusetts Community Colleges Deserve Better.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 345.

Kansas Association for Career and Technical Education

FURTHER THE TEACHING PROFESSION Winner of the 2024 Quality Assurance Award.

• Rural

• 346.

Kentucky River Area Development District Inc

KRADD SERVES AS A REGIONAL FORUM NETWORKING WITH APPROPRIATE GROUPS TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE CITIZENS OF THE REGION.

• Public Health Programs

• 347.

Kentucky Public Health Institute

Improving public health practice by providing access to education and training for the current and future public health workforce.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 348.

Owsley County Alliance for Recreation and Entertainment Inc

OCARE stands for Owsley County Alliance for Recreation & Entertainment.

• Autism

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Aba in PA Initiative

ABA in PA is an advocacy organization, dedicated to change the future for all children in Pennsylvania with autism by ensuring access to ABA therapy via MA.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 350.

Texas Association of Licensed Investigators

TALI is dedicated to raising professionalism in the field of private investigations through education, public awareness, advanced certification, networking and legislative.

Keys To Me

Keys To Me is a nonprofit organization designed to educate community workers (including social workers, psychologists, mental health professionals, educators, and law enforcement) in understanding how to recognize coercive control and connect with its victims to create a groundwork from which survivors can begin a return to themselves and a healthy life.