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Friends Place on Capitol Hill is a Quaker learning center and guesthouse in the heart of Washington, D.C., offering civic education and engagement opportunities for young people. They provide customized learning experiences for meetings, classes, or youth groups, focusing on how people-power creates justice, peace, and a stronger democracy. With two event spaces and multiple guest rooms, Friends Place is an ideal location for youth, school, or church groups visiting the nation's capital. Located just steps from Congress, the Supreme Court, and the National Mall, guests can explore the neighborhood while experiencing Quaker hospitality and experiential learning programs.Generated from the website

The National Religious Campaign Against Torture is a dedicated organization that rallies individuals of faith to combat and eradicate torture within U.S. policy, practice, and societal norms. Through their mobilization efforts, they strive to bring about meaningful change and advocate for the elimination of torture in all its forms. Generated from their website's infomation

The Sustainable Agricultural Coalition is a national organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to supporting the economic and environmental sustainability of agriculture, natural resources, and rural communities. With a distributed staff and a primary office in the nation's capital, the coalition prioritizes email communication for inquiries and provides informational resources tailored to the region and needs of farmers and would-be farmers. They focus on federal programs, assistance, grants, and information related to sustainable agriculture in the United States.Generated from the website