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Union-Adjunct Faculty at Pace in New York, NY is a collective organization that represents adjunct professors at Pace University. They work to advocate for fair wages, benefits, and working conditions for adjunct faculty members. Through collaboration and negotiation, Union-Adjunct Faculty at Pace aims to address the needs and concerns of adjunct professors to ensure a positive and equitable working environment within the university. Generated from their business information

The Sikh Coalition is a national organization based in New York, with additional staff in California, Illinois, and Washington, DC. They are dedicated to working towards the realization of civil and human rights for all people, particularly the Sikh American community. Through their work in the community, courtrooms, classrooms, and the halls of Congress, they redefine what's possible for the Sikh American community, combatting hate, discrimination, and employment disparities, while also raising the Sikh profile and empowering the community. With over 20 years of progress on behalf of the community, the Sikh Coalition is committed to creating safe schools, ending employment discrimination, preventing hate and discrimination, and empowering the community. They also handle legal cases, engage in policy initiatives, and work towards raising awareness about Sikhs. Through their advocacy and education efforts, they aim to protect the collective rights of the Sikh American community and promote understanding about Sikhism, the world's fifth-largest religion, which was founded over 500 years ago in the Punjab region of South Asia.Generated from the website

Breakthrough New York is a non-profit organization based in New York City that empowers motivated students from low-income backgrounds to graduate from college and pursue fulfilling careers. Through their ten-year, tuition-free program, they provide students with opportunities, resources, and relationships to succeed in rigorous schools and careers. Their model is grounded in three educational breakthroughs: enrichment, access, and relationships. They serve over 500 students from 7th grade through college, with a focus on students who identify as Black, Latinx, or Asian American, are the first in their families to pursue college, and are English Language Learners. Their results include students attending college prep high schools, enrolling in 2- or 4-year colleges, and being on track to graduate from college in 4-6 years.Generated from the website