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The American Council of Engineering Companies, also called as ACEC, promotes the business interests of the engineering industry to Congress, federal agencies and international organizations. The organization is a national federation of 51 states and regional organizations. Founded in 1910, ACEC represents approximately 5,500 independent engineering companies throughout the United States engaged in the development of transportation, environmental, industrial and other infrastructure. ACEC's Institute for Business Management offers comprehensive curriculum-based educational programs to its members. The association s bookstore offers books and merchandise. The council s official publication, Last Word, covers important legislative and business information. ACEC also provides scholarships to students pursuing a bachelor's degree in an Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology. ACEC has headquarters in Washington, D.C.

The Wisconsin Project on Nuclear Arms Control is dedicated to stopping arms proliferation at its source through comprehensive research and advocacy efforts. Their initiatives include monitoring Iran's nuclear and missile programs, analyzing sanctioned sectors, and promoting stronger export controls to prevent strategic goods from reaching unauthorized entities. With a focus on weapons of mass destruction, the organization's resources, such as the Risk Report database and WMD profiles, provide critical insights into the complexities of nuclear, chemical, and missile technologies. By shedding light on global proliferation networks, the Wisconsin Project aims to enhance international security and policy effectiveness. Generated from the website

Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) is dedicated to advocating for the post-9/11 generation of veterans, ensuring their voices are heard in the media and among the American public. With a community of 425,000 members, IAVA focuses on critical issues such as democracy, alternative therapies, and support for Afghan allies. The organization has successfully introduced 3636 bills to the U.S. Senate and House, and has trained 75 veteran leaders to amplify their impact. IAVA also emphasizes the importance of reproductive care access and gender equality in the Selective Service, reflecting the evolving needs of veterans and their families. Generated from the website