Similar organisations to New York Catholic Forensic League
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Civil Liberties Advocacy
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Catholic League for Religious and Civil Rights
THE CATHOLIC LEAGUE WORKS TO SAFEGUARD BOTH THE RELIGIOUS FREEDOM RIGHTS AND THE FREE SPEECH RIGHTS OF CATHOLICS WHENEVER AND WHEREVER THEY ARE THREATENED.
8823
New York City
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Educational Services and Schools - Other
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Milwaukee Catholic Forensics League Inc
Milwaukee CFL Welcome to our current member shools.
Grafton
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Roman Catholic
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Roman Catholic Faithful Inc
A network of faithful laity, investigators and attorneys whose goal is to rid the Catholic Church of clerical corruption.
6136
Petersburg
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Religious Leadership, Youth Development
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NATIONAL CHRISTIAN FORENSICS AND COMMUNICATIONS ASSOCIATION
Christian Speech & Debate League: Meet your challenge.
6521
Yakima
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Student Services and Organizations
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NEW YORK CITY URBAN DEBATE LEAGUE INC
We create equitable access to academic debate opportunities in New York City | info@debate.
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New York
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Other Youth Development N.E.C.
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WASHINGTON ARLINGTON CATHOLIC FORENSIC LEAGUE
The Washington Arlington Catholic Forensic League is primarily a metropolitan Debate and Speech League open to all schools in the greater Washington area.
Alexandria
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Amateur Sports Clubs, Leagues
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Wisconsin Forensic Coaches Association
The Wisconsin Forensic Coaches' Association promotes and celebrates speech, acting and interpretation of literature for WI students Wisconsin Forensic Coaches Association The WFCAs mission is to instill and develop in students communication skills vital for a lifetime of effective participation in a democratic society.
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Oshkosh
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Other Recreation, Sports, or Leisure Activities N.E.C.
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Catholic Youth League Inc
The league is dedicated to the development of youth sports throughout Central Florida Catholic Schools.
Maitland
AMERICAN FORENSIC ASSOCIATION
American Forensic Association a nonprofit organization promoting excellence in argumentation oral expression and public advocacy About Us The activities of the American Forensic Association are carried out in an annual meeting in November of each year and through a committee structure.
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