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The National Crime Victim Law Institute (NCVLI), based in Portland, Oregon, is the only national organization dedicated to advocating for the legal rights of crime victims. For over two decades, NCVLI has empowered victims and enhanced justice by providing training, legal research, and strategic advice across multiple jurisdictions. By focusing on a trauma-informed and victim-centered approach, NCVLI ensures that victims' voices are heard and their rights are respected within the justice system. With a commitment to advocacy and education, NCVLI continues to support victims and foster a community where their stories lead to meaningful change. Generated from the website

The Oregon Solar Storage Industries Association, established in 1981, is a trade association dedicated to advancing clean and renewable solar technologies. Comprised of businesses, non-profit organizations, and various industry stakeholders, OSSIA serves as a unified and influential advocate for the solar industry, focusing solely on the solar value chain. Generated from their website's infomation

Oregon Primary Care Association (OPCA) is a non-profit membership association that represents federally qualified health centers (FQHCs) and look-alikes in the state of Oregon. With a focus on achieving health equity for Oregonians, OPCA provides technical assistance, shapes health policy, and generates data-driven insights into operational challenges faced by community health centers. Their member centers deliver integrated primary care, including dental and behavioral health services, to over 430,000 Oregonians. Additionally, they work to improve patients' lives by offering services such as job training, literacy education, and connecting them to resources for affordable housing and healthy food. OPCA's mission is to lead the transformation of primary care to achieve health equity for all. They support community health centers in addressing critical areas such as emergency management planning, mitigation, preparedness, response, and recovery. Through their efforts, OPCA has made a significant impact, serving 436,769 patients, creating 13,715 jobs, and operating clinic sites in 85% of Oregon counties. Their work is guided by a commitment to improving the well-being of individuals and communities across the state.Generated from the website