National Coalition for Literacy

NCL’s mission is to advance adult education, family literacy, and English language acquisition in the United States by increasing public awareness of the need to increase programs and funding; by promoting effective public policy; and by serving as an authoritative resource on national adult education issues.

• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

• 560.

Restitution Study Group Inc

The Restitution Study Group is a not-for-profit reparatory justice institute based in New York City to examine and execute innovative approaches to healing injuries of exploited and oppressed people.

• Dance

• 561.

Chicago Dance History Project

THE CHICAGO DANCE HISTORY PROJECT SEEKS TO INVESTIGATE, PRESERVE, AND PRESENT THE ORAL AND CORPOREAL HISTORIES OF THEATRICAL DANCE IN CHICAGO AND VACINITY.

• Arts Service Activities/ Organizations

• 562.

Word of Mouth Stories N 3D Inc

Deborah StrahornFounderDirectorWord of Mouth Stories n3d Inc.

• Other Youth Development N.E.C.

• 563.

THE SET ME FREE PROJECT

We desire to bring prevention education to youth and families to stop trafficking before it starts.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 564.

Nine PBS, St. Louis Regional Public Media, Inc.

Official Twitter of Nine PBS, @PBS affiliate in St.

• Women's Rights

• 565.

National Council of Negro Women Inc

A voluntary nonprofit membership organization whose mission is to lead, develop, and advocate for women of African descent, their families and communities.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 566.

Wyeast Education Association

Wy039East Education Association Welcome Back WEA The WyEast Education Association would like to welcome back all of the educators who service the Oregon Trail School District.

• Humanities Organizations

• 567.

Dallas Area Society of Historians

DASH Dallas Area Society of Historians Where North Texas Historians meet Welcome Founded in the 1980s by scholars from UTDallas SMU and UTArlington this organizationformerly known as the Dallas Area Social History Workshophas served Metroplex academic historians as a forum for sharing worksinprogress keeping abreast of new trends in history creating professional networks and making friends for almost four decades.