Connecticut Art Directors Club Inc

We strive to elevate growth and create change through collaboration within our community Connect to your potential.

• Cultural/Ethnic Awareness

• 803.

Chinese American Federation

THE ORGANIZATION HAS THE OBJECTIVE TO UNITE CHINESE-AMERICAN, PROMOTE CULTURAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BETWEEN CHINA AND AMERICA, AND PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF MEMBERS .

• Social Science Research Institutes, Services N.E.C.

• 804.

Zoryan Institute for Contemp Armen Research & Documen Inc

Contemporary Armenian Studies A community who believes in thepower of education Education and awareness are the bestmeans for bringing about tolerance andunderstanding.

ASSOCIATION OF WRITERS & WRITING PROGRAMS

The mission of AWP is to amplify the voices of writers and the academic programs and organizations that serve them while championing diversity and excellence in creative writing.

• Education N.E.C.

• 806.

Society for the Study of the Multi- Ethnic Literature of the U S

Founded in 1973, MELUS promotes the study of all ethnic and Indigenous literatures of the United States and publishes the respected journal MELUS.

• Human Service Organizations

• 807.

Sumi Nungwa

Donate Donations Featured Artists Get Involved Online Store About Events My Wallet More Sumi Nungwa A Hopi phrase meaning to come together to help and benefit one another with no expectation of reward Learn More ABOUT Sumi Nungwa is a focused nonprofit 501c3 corporation serving Hopi and Navajo elders residing on their reservations in Northern Arizona.

• Museums & Museum Activities

• 808.

Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum

Welcome to the Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum Founded in 1983 by David and Marsha Karpeles with the purpose to inspire curiosity and encourage learning the Karpeles Manuscript Library archives contain more than a million historical documents in the categories of literature science religion political history exploration music and art.

• Unknown

• 809.

Na Moku Aupuni O Ko Olau Hui

ENSURE DUE RESPECT FOR THE CULTURE OF THE KANAKA MAOLI (INDIGENOUS PEOPLE) OF KEANAE-WAILUANUI AHUPUA'A (LAND DIVISION), THEIR SOCIAL, ECONOMIC, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY, CHARITABLE, HISTORICAL, SPIRITUAL, EDUCATIONAL, TRADITIONAL, AND ENVIRONMENTAL PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1954, AND RULES AND REGULATIONS THEREUNDER AS THEY NOW EXIST OR AS THEY MAY HEREAFTER BE AMENDED.

• Education N.E.C.

• 810.

CENTER FOR HOLOCAUST HUMAN RIGHTS &

Since 1979, Chhange has worked to educate about the Holocaust, genocide and human rights Chhange Explore Exhibits Events Educators Other Professionals Get Involved Contribute Generations About Chhange In the News The Team Digital Archive In creating our digital archive Chhange hopes to broaden the impact of our collections by making them easily accessible to educators from inside their classrooms.