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Michael Thompson Clemency Project

Spending 25 years behind bars for the sale of marijuana, Michael Thompson knows firsthand injustice.

Missouri Credentialing Board Inc

The Missouri Credentialing Board (MCB) provides a recognized credential for qualified professionals working in the field of substance use disorders.

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Black Male Initiative Geaorgia Inc

The Black Male Initiative Georgia seeks to create and promote the positive narrative about black men in our homes, communities abroad by highlighting the outstanding work of Black Men.

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Televerde Foundation Inc

We empower incarcerated women with skills to successfully reintegrate back into society.

Community Learning Partnership Inc

CLP is training the next generation of leaders & organizers, especially people of color and working-class people, to create lasting change in our communities.

Arizona Fraternal Order of Police Corrections Foundation Inc

The purpose of the Arizona Fraternal Order of Police, Corrections Foundation, Inc.

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Tommy Spaulding Leadership Institute

National Leadership Academy (NLA): an intensive 4-day Academy for HS students, focusing on developin June 58 2025 Baja Mexico Do you want tobeaworldCHANGER 25th Annual National Leadership Academy National Leadership Academy NLA is an intensive 4day Academy for high school students focusing on developing heartled leaders through compassion to others and service to the community.

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STARTING OVER FOR SUCCESS (SOS)

WELCOME TO STARTING OVER FOR SUCCESS LEAVE THE PAST BEHIND AND LOOK TO YOUR FUTURE OUR PURPOSE The mission of this nonprofit organization is to reduce the disenfranchisement of exoffenders and assist them in rebuilding their lives through relevant job training gainful employment and access to housing and other community resources S.

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College Completion Program 🎓 We help at-risk students exit poverty by completing career-ready vocational, associate, or bachelor degrees.