Bethel Education Foundation

Wildlife Warriors is a global organization dedicated to the conservation and protection of wildlife and their habitats. With headquarters in Australia and the United States, they work on various projects and initiatives to rescue and rehabilitate injured animals, conduct research, and raise awareness about the importance of wildlife conservation. Through their Australia Zoo Wildlife Hospital and Rescue Unit, Wildlife Warriors provides critical care to injured animals and supports conservation efforts for species such as black rhinoceros, Cambodian elephants, and grey nurse sharks. They also collaborate with conservation partners and conduct research on crocodile behavior, manta rays, and other wildlife. With a strong focus on community engagement, Wildlife Warriors organizes events, fundraisers, and educational programs to inspire people to take action and protect our natural world.Generated from the website

A fully accredited prevention intervention research center, Oregon Social Learning Center has been operational for more than 45 years. Formerly known as the Oregon Research Institute, it is funded by the National Institute of Mental Health. Oregon Social Learning Center deals in the designing and evaluation of intervention programs for adolescents, families and communities. The center develops parent education and skills training programs, child and family assessment techniques, identifies peer group social interaction patterns, aggressive behavior and delinquency, and implements family interaction and child development studies. Additionally, it develops various preventive intervention studies in the areas of foster care, at-risk youth, female problems, substance abuse, depression, sexual risk behavior, social competency, domestic violence and the breakdown of romantic relationships. A nonprofit organization, it employs more than 250 personnel that include research scientists, clinical psychologists, family interventionists, parent educators, statisticians, computer programmers, observers, interviewers and support staff.

The Journalistic Learning Initiative (JLI) is a non-profit organization based in Eugene, Oregon, focused on enhancing journalistic skills and mental health awareness among students. Through various programs such as the JLI Educator Fellowship and Comfort Corner, they provide resources and support for effective communication and mental health journeys. JLI values community engagement, offering opportunities for educators, students, and stakeholders to connect and collaborate. With initiatives like the Student Voice Awards and the Common Ground Project, they aim to inspire and empower the next generation of communicators and leaders. Generated from the website