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Children's Rights is a national organization dedicated to investigating, exposing, and combating violations of children's rights across the United States. Through strategic advocacy and legal action, they hold governments accountable for ensuring the safety and well-being of children. With over 29 years of experience, Children's Rights has achieved landmark legal victories and positively impacted the lives of 2 million children through their aggressive advocacy efforts. They focus on various areas, including child health, families staying together, government accountability, immigration rights, LGBTQ rights, racial justice, and youth justice. Children's Rights advocates for necessary medical and mental health care services for children in systems, works to prevent unnecessary institutionalization of children, exposes violations of children's rights in government systems, fights for fair treatment of immigrant minors, ensures legal protections for LGBTQ youth and families, dismantles racist laws and policies, and aims to end mistreatment of detained and incarcerated youth. Through their work, they strive to break down destructive generational structures and provide support and affirmation for children in need. By joining their cause, individuals can become champions for kids and contribute to the transformation of government systems to create a better future for every child.Generated from the website

The Raoul Wallenberg Committee of the United States is a non-profit organization based in New York City, dedicated to honoring the legacy of Raoul Wallenberg and promoting his humanitarian values. Through their work, the committee aims to raise awareness about Wallenberg's heroic actions during World War II and his efforts to save thousands of Hungarian Jews from the Holocaust.Generated from the website