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Maryland Humanities is a non-profit organization based in Baltimore, MD, dedicated to promoting and preserving the humanities in Maryland. Through various programs, grants, and initiatives, they strive to spark dialogue, stimulate the exchange of ideas, and shape the future of the state. With a focus on literature, history, and cultural heritage, Maryland Humanities offers opportunities for students, teachers, and the general public to engage with the humanities and explore the rich tapestry of Maryland's past and present. From hosting the annual CityLit Festival and Maryland History Day to coordinating the One Maryland One Book program, Maryland Humanities provides a platform for intellectual and cultural enrichment. They also offer grants and resources to support individuals and organizations in their efforts to promote the humanities. With a commitment to inclusivity and equity, Maryland Humanities aims to foster a vibrant and engaged community that values the power of the humanities in shaping a better future.Generated from the website

Founded in 1902, the American Urological Association is a professional organization for the advancement of urologic patient care. It employs more than 15,000 people and offers a wide range of services, such as publications, research, annual meeting, continuing medical education and the formulation of health policy. The association is governed by a board of directors that includes officers, section representatives and a group of nonvoting consultants. Located in Linthicum, Md., the association operates an award program to provide young urology faculty with an international perspective on urologic medicine. It also operates a scholar program that allows one urologist scholar from an underserved country to visit the United States for observing urologic surgeries and procedures, and attending clinics and staff activities.