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Women in Film and Video (WIFV) DC is a non-profit community benefit organization dedicated to supporting the creative and technical achievements of women in media. Founded in 1979, WIFV offers educational and networking opportunities aimed at advocating for parity in the film and television industry, engaging all genres, genders, and experience levels within the DC-metro region. With a membership base of over 900 individuals, WIFV hosts nearly 200 events each year, including panels, workshops, and screenings that foster collaboration and idea exchange. The organization is committed to empowering media makers and ensuring that diverse voices are represented both in-front and behind the camera. Generated from the website

Advancement Project is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting systemic racism and inequality. With a mission to create a just and equitable society, they work on various issues such as voting rights, education justice, and policing and criminalization. Through their resources, campaigns, and legal advocacy, Advancement Project aims to empower marginalized communities and bring about positive social change. As a 501(c)(3) organization, Advancement Project relies on charitable gifts and grants to support their work. They offer multiple ways to donate, including checks, donor-advised funds, direct stocks, and estate gifts. With a commitment to transparency and accountability, Advancement Project strives to make a lasting impact in the pursuit of justice and equality.Generated from the website