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THE HIDDEN GENIUS PROJECT

The Hidden Genius Project trains & mentors Black male youth in technology creation entrepreneurship & leadership skills to transform their lives & communities.

CHABAD OF QUEENS COLLEGE INC

Shliach of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in Queens.

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Bizworld Foundation

BizWorld brings out the innovative genius inside us all.

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COMMUNITIES IN SCHOOLS OF BRAZORIA COUNTY INC

Communities In Schools of Southeast Harris and Brazoria County is a combination of two 501(c)3 non profit organizations dedicated to help young people successfully learn, stay in school, graduate and prepare for life.

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Black Girl White Coat

A nonprofit that provides academic resources, mentorship, & scholarships to Black women in healthcare || instagram @_BlackGirlWhiteCoat_ Black Girl White Coat is a social media based nonprofit organization aimed at providing motivation, mentorship, representation, and scholarship to individuals traditionally excluded from careers in the various healthcare career fields.

National Association of Graduate-Professional Students (NAGPS)

National Association of Graduate-Professional Students, 501(c)(3) Representing graduate and professional students since 1987.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 241.

Active Inference Institute Inc

Open-science Institute for learning, researching, and applying Active Inference.

• Student Services and Organizations

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Minnesota State College Student Association Inc

At LeadMN, we are college students connecting for change.

VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW ASSOCIATION

Judicial Review of Emergency Powers in Banking and Financial Regulation Banking and finance are arcane industries that often elude popular understanding so courts Congress and the American public have largely delegated their regulation to federal agencies with considerable decisionmaking autonomy affecting Victory How a Lawyer a Minister and Twenty Professional Football Players Helped End Segregation in Virginia and Professional Sports As Chapman Law Dean Matthew Parlow has noted athletes in professional sports have long sought to use their platforms as celebrities to bring greater societal awareness to issues of social justice and racial inequality.