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Asian Americans United (AAU) is a Philadelphia-based organization founded in 1985 by a group of volunteers addressing issues such as anti-Asian violence, substandard housing, and the need for educational services for non-English speaking Asians. Over the past three decades, AAU has focused on building leadership within Asian American communities and fostering unity against oppression through various initiatives in education, youth leadership, and cultural preservation. AAU's notable accomplishments include initiating a lawsuit settlement with the School District of Philadelphia to enhance services for immigrant students, developing youth leadership programs, and founding community events like the Chinatown Mid-Autumn Festival. The organization has received numerous awards for its contributions to youth services, folk arts programs, and intergenerational leadership. Generated from the website

The Philadelphia Youth Network (PYN) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to connecting youth and young adults to career opportunities through education and employment programs since 1999. With a focus on providing paid Career Connected Learning experiences, PYN aims to equip young people with the skills and confidence needed to succeed in today’s job market. Having served over 250,000 youth in Philadelphia, PYN collaborates with strategic partners and nonprofit organizations to foster meaningful workforce development. Their programs not only combat poverty but also empower a generation of young individuals by helping them gain valuable work experience and essential job skills. Generated from the website

The Interfaith Center is a nonprofit organization that helps to strengthen and enhance awareness of the rich diversity of religious traditions in the Greater Philadelphia region. The Center arose to fill a void and emerged as the first multi-faith organization in our region principally dedicated to interreligious dialogue, education, and community building at the grassroots and leadership levels. The Interfaith Center offers a variety of initiatives that promote interfaith dialogue, education, and community building at the grassroots and leadership levels. Its programs include: Walking the Walk, a service-learning program for high school students seeking interaction with peers from different religious traditions ;