• Student Sororities, Fraternities

• 388.

Association of Fraternity-Sorority Advisors Inc

AFA elevates the standard for professional practice in working with sororities and fraternities.

• Named Trusts/Foundations N.E.C.

• 389.

The Tow Foundation Inc

We work to ensure people can fully participate in their communities, achieve transformative, lasting progress, and reach their full potential.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 390.

American Federation of Teachers

The IFT represents 103,000 teachers and PSRPs throughout Illinois, faculty and staff at community colleges and universities, public employees and retirees.

Lifelong Learning Administration Corporation

Lifelong Learning’s mission is to solve the dropout epidemic across the nation, one community at a time.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 392.

American Federation of Teachers

Association Representing Teaching Staff Manhattan School of MusicARTSMSM Local 6498 New York State United Teachers for the MSM Precollege Faculty Saturday August 17 2024 Did you know.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 393.

North Carolina Association of Educators Inc

NCAE is the state’s largest education advocacy organization for public school employees, and represents active, retired, and student members.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 394.

North Carolina Association of Educators Inc

NCAE is the state’s largest education advocacy organization for public school employees, and represents active, retired, and student members.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 395.

National Education Association of New Mexico Inc

With more than 8,500 members across the state, NEA-NM supports equal opportunities for success for ALL NM students, and respect and support for all educators.

• Remedial Reading, Reading Encouragement

• 396.

Elizabeth Ann Davis Education and Literacy Foundation

ELIZABETH ANN DAVIS EDUCATION LITERACY FOUNDATION 501 C 3 NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION Elizabeth Ann Daviss passion began in 1968 when she was attending Eastern High School in Washington DC where she organized a successful walkout of 1500 students demanding that African American studies become a part of their high school curriculum.