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Legal Services of North Dakota is a non-profit organization that provides free legal assistance to low-income and elderly individuals in North Dakota. As a grantee of the Legal Services Corporation, they offer support in a variety of legal matters and do not discriminate based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, disability, or age. Through their dedicated staff and board, Legal Services of North Dakota works tirelessly to address the civil legal needs of low-income individuals, relying on contributions and volunteer efforts to continue their vital role in the pursuit of equal justice.Generated from the website

Humanities North Dakota is a nonprofit organization committed to making lifelong learning accessible and meaningful through a diverse array of events and online classes that span various humanities disciplines, including history, literature, and civics. In response to federal funding cuts, they launched The Study, a national platform offering online educational resources and programs to sustain humanities education across the country. In honor of America’s 250th anniversary, Humanities North Dakota engages the community through programs that promote critical thinking and civic engagement, including living history presentations and educational initiatives for students. Their We the People initiative fosters a deeper understanding of the U.S. Constitution and democratic principles among middle and high school students, preparing them to actively participate in democracy. Generated from the website

ABOUT NDNA The North Dakota Newspaper Association was founded in 1885 and acts on behalf of all of North Dakota's 80 weekly and 10 daily newspapers. NDNA represents its members and the public in legislative affairs protecting the public's right-to-know through open public meetings and open public records. NDNA also works for its members to secure and process advertising; offers a service of distributing news releases, and operates a service to clip news stories for organizations and individuals. Please contact us for information about our services or the newspapers of North Dakota. NDNA is governed by an nine-member Board of Directors elected by member newspapers. A structure of committees, whose members are volunteers, make recommendations to the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors hires an executive director who oversees the association's operations.