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About EBA Energy Bar Association ( EBA ) is a non-profit voluntary association of attorneys, non-attorney professionals, and students, whose mission is to promote the professional excellence and ethical integrity of its members in the practice, administration, and development of energy laws, regulations and policies. Established in 1946 as the Federal Power Bar Association, the Association generally was focused on those lawyers practicing energy regulatory law at the federal level. In 1977, the organization changed its name to the Federal Energy Bar Association to reflect the name change of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission. Today, Energy Bar Association is an international, non-profit association of members active in all areas of energy law. It has over 2400 members, six formal chapters accross the U.S. and an increasing number of members across the United States and Canada.

The Association of Child Life Professionals (ACLP) is dedicated to supporting child life specialists through education, networking, and professional development. With a range of resources including webinars, certification programs, and research publications, the ACLP fosters a community focused on enhancing the emotional and psychological well-being of children in healthcare settings. Offering over 200 educational opportunities and a robust career center, the ACLP empowers its members to stay informed on best practices and research in the field. Through various initiatives such as the Emotional Safety Initiative and mentorship programs, the organization strives to promote diversity and collaboration among professionals serving children and families from diverse backgrounds. Generated from the website

The Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to conducting research on the intersection of religion, culture, and politics in the United States. Through comprehensive surveys and data analysis, PRRI provides insightful resources such as the American Values Atlas and the PRRI Census of American Religion, shedding light on the diverse religious landscape of the country. In addition to its research efforts, PRRI engages in discussions and analyses surrounding pressing social issues, including abortion, Christian nationalism, LGBTQ rights, and generational change. By publishing reports, opinion pieces, and hosting events, PRRI aims to inform public discourse and contribute to a deeper understanding of American values and beliefs. Generated from the website