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Shoestring Press LLC, based in Hamburg, NJ, is a nationally recognized company that specializes in early intervention programs for young learners. Their flagship programs, SEARCH and TEACH, are designed to identify and address learning difficulties in children aged 63-80 months, focusing on neuropsychological skills essential for reading and language arts. Developed by renowned child psychiatrist Archie Silver, M.D., and psychologist Rosa A. Hagin, Ph.D., SEARCH TEACH has been changing lives for over 40 years, offering both English and Spanish language adaptations to cater to diverse learners. With the aim of preventing academic failure and its emotional consequences, SEARCH TEACH is approved by the Joint Dissemination Review Panel (JDRP) of the Interdisciplinary Model for national validation. This program, supported by extensive interdisciplinary research, provides a comprehensive resource book and instructional methods to enhance pre-academic skills. Recognized by the National Institute for Learning Disabilities (NILD), Shoestring Press offers training and support to educators and professionals interested in implementing the SEARCH TEACH program.Generated from the website

Feldheim Publishers, based in Nanuet, NY, is a wholesale book publisher and distributor specializing in a diverse selection of Torah literature, including books on Israel and Judaica software. The company offers customers the convenience of shopping by category, genre, or price on its website, which also features detailed product descriptions and images. Customers can take advantage of specials, request a catalog, and sign up for a free e-mail newsletter. Orders can be easily placed online or by phone, with free shipping available for orders over $25 within the U.S. via USPS Media Mail, as well as international shipping options. Generated from their available business information

The Fellowship of Reconciliation (FORUSA) is an interfaith organization dedicated to promoting peace and justice through nonviolent means. Established in 1915, it operates as the U.S. branch of the International Fellowship of Reconciliation, engaging with diverse communities to address issues of social justice, gender, and racial equity. FORUSA offers training, leadership development, and organizational support to social justice movement leaders while convening culture makers to shift narratives for social change. Through various programs and initiatives, including the Wink Fellowship and educational resources, the organization aims to empower individuals and communities in their pursuit of a beloved community free from violence and war. Generated from the website