Asociación Tepeyac de New York

The Feingold Association of NY is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing proven dietary solutions to behavior, learning, and health problems caused by harmful chemical additives, particularly synthetic dyes. Through published research and the shared experiences of individuals of all ages, they have found that removing these additives from one's diet can have a dramatic positive impact on conditions such as ADHD. With readily-available alternatives and a wealth of information, the Feingold Association empowers individuals and parents to make informed choices for improved well-being. Recognizing that synthetic dyes are not only present in food but also in various everyday products like toothpaste, vitamins, and lotions, the Feingold Association aims to educate and raise awareness about the potential harmful effects of these additives. Their mission is to provide accessible resources and support to individuals seeking to eliminate synthetic dyes and other chemical additives from their lives, promoting a healthier and more balanced approach to nutrition and overall wellness.Generated from the website

The Drug Policy Alliance is a leading organization in the United States dedicated to ending the drug war, addressing its negative consequences, and establishing a fair and regulated drug market. They work towards creating a non-punitive approach that promotes equity and focuses on public health. With a commitment to reforming drug policies, the Drug Policy Alliance advocates for decriminalization, investing in healthcare, and implementing overdose prevention centers. They also emphasize community reinvestment, the legalization and regulation of marijuana, and ensuring a safer supply for those involved in the drug trade.Generated from the website

The New York City Gay & Lesbian Anti-Violence Project was founded in 1980 in reaction to neighborhood incidents of anti-gay violence. The project serves lesbian, gay, transgender, bisexual and HIV-positive victims of violence by providing free and confidential services. In particular, the project's staff and volunteers assist survivors of hate-motivated violence, domestic violence and sexual assault by providing therapeutic counseling and advocacy within the criminal justice system and victim support agencies, information for self-help, referrals to practicing professionals and a 24-hour crisis intervention hotline staffed by professional counselors and trained volunteers. The project also conducts training programs for law enforcement, victim service providers and hospital personnel. AVP seeks to change attitudes that tolerate or instigate hate-motivated violence through public education campaigns and by working with organizations serving other communities victimized by hate-motivated crime. The project also organizes the lesbian, gay, transgender and bisexual community s response to violence. AVP is headquartered in New York.