Women's World Banking

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Founded in 1953, the Africa-America Institute is a nonprofit organization, with offices in New York and Washington, D.C., and a presence in more than 50 African countries. The institute s programs aim to encourage greater understanding of Africa among a wide spectrum of Americans and to bring American and African policy makers together to focus on issues of mutual concern. The organization is funded by multilateral organizations, United States government, private foundation and corporate donors. The Africa-America Institute administers short- and long-term graduate education and professional training programs. The institute also conducts informational programs that seek to inform people about U.S. policy towards Africa in ways that highlight African perspectives and promote American engagement.

The Authors Registry is a not-for-profit organization based in New York City that serves as a central hub for the collection and distribution of royalties to U.S. authors. Established in 1995 by prominent authors' organizations, including The Authors Guild and The American Society of Journalists Authors, the registry has successfully distributed over $30,000,000 to authors across the United States. With a rich history and strong backing from renowned authors' associations, the Authors Registry plays a vital role in ensuring that authors receive fair compensation for their work. Through its efficient clearinghouse system, the registry collects royalties from various organizations and channels them directly to deserving authors, making it a trusted and essential resource within the literary community.Generated from the website