• Fraternal Beneficiary Societies

• 82.

Association of Black Women Attorneys Inc

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• Professional Societies & Associations

• 83.

National Association of Black Law Enforcement Officers Inc

We are dedicated to community-based policing and representing the needs and concerns of law enforcement personnel.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 84.

Law and Society Association

The Law and Society Association consists of scholars from many fields and countries, researching law in social, political, economic and cultural life.

• Legal Services

• 85.

WASHINGTON COUNCIL OF LAWYERS

We are Washington, D. C. 's only voluntary bar association dedicated exclusively to promoting pro bono and public-interest law.

• Public Foundations

• 86.

Atlanta Area Returned Peace Corps Volunteers Inc

The Atlanta Area RPCVs celebrate over 35 years of fellowship & continue positive social action, global education, & community service.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 87.

Greater Washington Society for Clinical Social Work Inc

A volunteer organization of licensed and pre-licensed clinical social workers in DC, MD, and NOVA; wo TO PROMOTE THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK PRACTICE BY ENSURING THE STABILITY, EFFICACY AND VIABILITY OF CLINICAL SOCIAL WORK THROUGH CLINICAL EDUCATIONAL OFFERINGS, LEGISLATIVE ADVOCACY, EVENTS THAT PROMOTE A SENSE OF PROFESSIONAL COMMUNITY, AND ACTIVITIES THAT SUPPORT THE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OF OUR MEMBERS JOINBECOME A MEMBER THERAPIST FINDER CONTACT 2024787638 ADMINGWSCSW.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 88.

American Federation of Teachers

MPEC represents Maryland State professional and administrative employees in collective bargaining.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 89.

Southwest Washington Equity Coalition

Promoting racial justice and creating a more equitable society in Southwest Washington through collective action, inclusion and collaboration.

Womens Bar Association of the District

Founded in 1917, the Women’s Bar Association is one of the oldest and largest voluntary bar associations in metropolitan Washington, DC.