Health Access & Tobacco

Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is a national organization dedicated to ending drunk and drugged driving, supporting victims of these violent crimes, and preventing underage drinking and substance use. Founded in 1980, MADD has successfully contributed to a significant reduction in drunk driving deaths and has supported nearly one million victims through various services. MADD advocates for the implementation of anti-drunk driving technologies in new vehicles, aiming to equip all cars with this technology by 2030 to save lives and prevent injuries. The organization provides vital resources, including emotional support and guidance for victims and survivors, alongside its efforts to influence policy changes and promote road safety across communities. Generated from the website

Design Resources for Homelessness is a nonprofit initiative dedicated to enhancing the design of facilities that support individuals experiencing homelessness. By curating applied research and best practices, the organization aims to create humane and supportive environments that facilitate recovery and reintegration into the community. The initiative connects a diverse range of stakeholders—including design professionals, policymakers, and advocacy organizations—to foster collaboration and knowledge sharing. Through a multidisciplinary approach, Design Resources for Homelessness seeks to inform effective architectural decisions that prioritize dignity, safety, and empowerment for those in crisis. Generated from the website

The International Rescue Committee (IRC) has been dedicated to helping individuals affected by conflict and disaster for over 90 years, providing emergency relief and support to rebuild lives across the globe and within the United States. In 2023, the IRC enrolled 16 million children and youth in learning programs, provided access to clean water for 28 million people, and offered primary healthcare consultations to 106 million patients. Despite facing significant funding cuts that threaten critical programs, the IRC remains committed to delivering cost-effective, evidence-based aid that transforms lives. Their work encompasses addressing malnutrition, healthcare needs, and basic necessities for vulnerable populations, including refugees and asylum seekers. Generated from the website