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The National Association of State Directors of Career Technical Education Consortium, located in Washington, D.C., is a professional society of the state and territory agency heads responsible for career technical education. Founded in 1920, NASDCTEc has a membership of more than 200 senior state staff and individuals that work to ensure quality career technical education at the secondary, postsecondary and adult levels. The association is governed by a board of directors comprising 16 members that include one associate member representative and four officers. NASDCTEc hosts two national meetings every year that provide information on legislation, research, and emerging issues important to career technical education. It maintains an active listing service system for state directors, and publishes a monthly electronic newsletter.

Welcome to American Association on Health and Disability (AAHD ) website. Our mission is to support health promotion and wellness initiatives for children and adults with disabilities. Please visit the AAHD Health Promotion Resource Center, a free on-line clearinghouse. Learn more about the peer-reviewed Disability and Health Journal on the AAHD website. We hope you enjoy your visit to the AAHD site. PLEASE CONSIDER SUPPORTING AAHD BY JOINING AT www.aahd.us/membership. If you would like additional information about AAHD, please email contact@aahd.us. Disability In The News U. S. Department of Justice recently published Access to Medical Care for Person with Mobility Disabilities To read or download, visit www.ada.gov Administration Announces Regulations Requiring New Health Insurance Plans to provide free preventive care. Visit www.healthcare.gov www.healthcare.gov Visit the White House Blog and watch Prevention is a Priority - Now It's a Reality video (July 14, 2010 ) Visit www.whitehouse.gov/blog

The Hispanic Association on Corporate Responsibility (HACR) is a leading nonprofit organization founded in 1986, dedicated to advancing Hispanic inclusion in Corporate America across employment, procurement, philanthropy, and governance. Representing 14 national Hispanic organizations, HACR employs leadership programs, conferences, research initiatives, and public awareness campaigns to drive systemic change. With projections indicating that by 2060, the Hispanic population will reach 119 million, HACR focuses on addressing the current disparities, as only 4% of corporate board positions and CEO roles are held by Hispanics. Their initiatives aim to ensure job opportunities, support diverse vendor networks, promote philanthropic efforts within the Hispanic community, and foster diverse executive leadership. Generated from the website