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Asia Policy Point is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization dedicated to studying the US policy relationship with Japan and Northeast Asia. Through their research project, American POWs of Japan, they aim to educate Americans on the history of the POW experience during and after World War II, and its impact on the U.S.-Japan Alliance. The project focuses on critical documents and legislative history related to the POW issue, including reports on US POWs, Japanese orders regarding the execution of POWs, and the US government's imposition of a gag order on POWs. Asia Policy Point's mission is to provide valuable insights into this historical aspect, shedding light on the complex dynamics between the United States and Japan.Generated from the website

The HALO Trust is a non-profit organization dedicated to protecting lives and restoring livelihoods in areas affected by conflict by clearing landmines and explosives, managing weapons, and educating communities on safety. Additionally, the organization focuses on empowering women and promoting environmental protection in various regions across Africa, Asia, Europe, Caucasus, Latin America, and the Middle East. With a mission to mitigate the dangers posed by unexploded ordnance, HALO Trust operates globally, implementing safety training programs and advocating for community resilience. Their commitment to humanitarian aid has garnered attention, including visits from notable figures such as Prince Harry, highlighting their vital work in war-torn areas. Generated from the website

The SEED Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works to establish public boarding schools to serve the educational needs of children from underserved communities in the United States. It offers an innovative educational model that integrates academic and boarding programs. The SEED Foundation established first school, The SEED School of Washington, D.C., in 1998. Its academic programs include math, English, social studies and science classes. The foundations schools offer instruction in physical education, technology, foreign languages and art. It also provides college-preparatory curriculum that include coaching related to financial literacy, advanced technology, journalism, youth justice and the history of hip hop. Additionally, The SEED Foundation conducts basketball and flag football tournaments, camps and clinics. It is located in Washington, D.C.