Wateraid America

The Josephine Herrick Project is a non-profit organization based in New York City that aims to amplify underrepresented voices through the power of photography, offering programs and workshops for youth, veterans, seniors, and individuals with special needs. With a rich history and a dedicated team of board members, staff, and teaching artists, the project provides opportunities for individuals to explore their creativity, develop new skills, and express themselves through the art of photography.Generated from the website

Glasswing International USA Inc is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing education, health, and community empowerment across Latin America. Through initiatives focused on youth leadership and mental health, they aim to create lasting social impact in various communities. With offices located in multiple countries including the United States, El Salvador, Colombia, and others, Glasswing International seeks to address pressing social issues through strategic programs and partnerships. Their commitment to service and community development is evident in their diverse range of projects and initiatives tailored to the needs of each region. Generated from the website

About LIMS The Laban/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies, LIMS is a non-profit educational organization, centered in New York City, with a global network of movement professionals. We have been training movement observers, teachers, and coaches for over thirty years. Our international network includes over 1000 Certified Movement Analysts ( CMAs ) who apply the movement analysis work in a diverse and ever-changing world, making a difference in the way people perform, communicate, observe, learn, and negotiate. We are proud of the impact our graduates have on fields as diverse as health care, the performing arts, sports, education, diplomacy, leadership studies, and communications. From research on how children learn in the classroom to observation of and commentary on political candidates, from a neurophysiology-based movement program for people with Parkinson's to movement-based interventions with women in remote villages, from conflict resolution to motion-capture projects, CMAs are making a profound difference globally.