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Tzivos Hashem, established in 1980, is a renowned Jewish Children's International organization based in Brooklyn, NY. They offer a wide range of programs and initiatives, including the Jewish Children's Museum, Chayolei Tzivos Hashem, and Living Lessons, all aimed at providing educational and entertaining experiences for children. Through their various branches such as the Friendship Circle, Bat Mitzvah Club, and Hachai Publishing, Tzivos Hashem is dedicated to promoting inclusivity, friendship, and a love for Torah among children worldwide. With a focus on hands-on activities and innovative approaches, they strive to make Judaism engaging and relevant for young minds.Generated from the website

About Association for Union Democracy The Association for Union Democracy ( AUD ) is the only national, pro-labor, non-profit organization dedicated solely to advancing the principles and practices of democratic trade unionism in the North American labor movement. It is the premise of AUD that internal democracy makes unions stronger and better able to fight for the rights and interests of working people. We provide organizing, educational, and legal assistance to those fighting for greater membership control of their unions. As a non-partisan organization, AUD does not support or endorse candidates for union office or particular policies within unions. Rather, AUD supports actions which strengthen the democratic process, promoting membership participation, free speech and fair elections, so that union members can shape the direction and actions of their union. AUD publishes "Union Democracy Review" and other literature reporting on the efforts of union reformers and analyzing developments in union democracy law. AUD has advised thousands of unionists private sector and public sectoron their rights and how to defend them. We refer union members to attorneys with union democracy expertise, when necessary.

The Chittagong Association of North America, established in 1989 and officially inaugurated in 1992, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering unity, fraternity, and cooperation among the Chittagonian community in the United States. The association provides various services, including immigrant support, funeral assistance, IT training, and health fairs, aimed at helping newly arrived immigrants integrate into their new environment. With a mission to promote the welfare of its members, the Chittagong Association actively engages in community events and initiatives to support its goals. The organization also encourages membership and donations, ensuring that contributions are tax-deductible and directly benefit the community it serves. Generated from the website