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The Social Science Research Council is a nonprofit organization that builds interdisciplinary and international networks and focuses research on important public issues. With a location in New York City, the organization works with practitioners, policymakers and academic researchers in fields of humanities and social and natural sciences. It carries mandate through workshops, conferences, research consortia, scholarly exchanges, summer training institutes and grants. The Social Science Research Council offers projects on topics related to globalization, health, international security, human migration, information technology, and political and economic development. Founded in 1923, the organization s projects are financed by grants from various private foundations and public institutions. Its knowledge institutions program works to understand the changing technological, social, political and economic conditions of institutions.

Digital Health Coalition in Brooklyn offers cutting-edge digital health and digital pharma education, covering topics such as social media, artificial intelligence, mobile media, and electronic health records (EHR). Attend their upcoming digital health virtual summits and webinars, powered by the DHC Group, to stay informed on the latest trends in the industry and access historical on-demand content. Generated from their website's infomation

Avodah Jewish Service Corps, based in Brooklyn, NY, is dedicated to developing lifelong social justice leaders whose work is rooted in Jewish values. Through various programs, including the Jewish Service Corps and the Justice Fellowship, Avodah empowers young adults and early-career professionals to engage in meaningful service and community building across major U.S. cities. For over 25 years, Avodah has fostered a network of more than 1,600 Jewish social justice leaders committed to creating a more just and equitable world. Their initiatives focus on addressing pressing social issues while inspiring the Jewish community to take action towards social change. Generated from the website