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The National Performing Arts Funding Exchange (NPAFE) is a global network that brings together choreographers, dancers, and their partners in music, film, and technology to grow the worldwide audience for dance. Through their AAlchemy initiative, NPAFE showcases innovative collaborations between choreographers, dancers, and video production teams, with a focus on creating immersive 2D videos centered on dance. They are also raising funds to support choreographers and dancers in creating these unique cinematic experiences. NPAFE offers various benefits to performing artists, donors, and corporate sponsors, including free marketing and financial support for performers, the opportunity for donors to contribute to performing artists and receive tax deductions, and the chance for corporate sponsors to build brand respect and customer loyalty in the global performing arts market. For more information, interested parties can contact NPAFE via email.Generated from the website

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The Population Reference Bureau informs people around the world about various issues related to population, health and the environment. Its domestic programs department informs decision makers, educators, the media and concerned citizens about the changing demography of the United States and its implications for public policies. The bureau s international programs focus on a range of population and health issues, such as family planning, chronic diseases, HIV/AIDS, migration and global aging. Its KIDS COUNT program disseminates information about the status of children through a series of public events, an annual national report and separate state reports. The Population Reference Bureau is located in Washington, D.C.