Departmental Offices

The Quebec Government Office in Washington, D.C. is tasked with managing the province's bilateral relations with the federal American government, as well as with Congress and the wider Washington D.C. region. Led by Delegate Benjamin Blair, the office plays a crucial role in fostering communication and collaboration between Quebec and its international counterparts. In addition to its diplomatic responsibilities, the delegation offers a variety of services and resources, including administrative publications and promotional documents. It actively promotes Quebec's interests and engages with key stakeholders to further enhance its mission and outreach within the United States. Generated from the website

The US Commission on Civil Rights (USCCR) is a government agency based in Washington, DC, dedicated to promoting and protecting civil rights in the United States. Through various public campaigns and conferences, the USCCR addresses pressing issues such as campus anti-Semitism, peer-to-peer violence, redistricting, sexual assault in the military, and patient dumping, among others.Generated from the website

The African Development Foundation (USADF) is an independent U.S. Government agency that supports and invests in African-owned and African-led enterprises. Their mission is to improve the lives and livelihoods of people in underserved communities across Africa. USADF creates pathways to prosperity in 21 African countries by providing funding and resources to local businesses and organizations. Through their country programming, they aim to empower African entrepreneurs and promote sustainable economic development in the region.Generated from the website