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The North Texas Crime Prevention Association is a regional organization dedicated to promoting crime prevention practices within the state of Texas. They offer various levels of membership and provide education, resources, and training programs to individuals and organizations interested in furthering their crime prevention efforts. With a mission to ensure the safety of citizens, the association encourages citizen involvement, provides effective training programs, and adapts to meet the challenges posed by the ever-changing face of crime. They hold monthly membership meetings and offer TCOLE credit for their training programs, making it convenient for members to stay informed and engaged in crime prevention initiatives.Generated from the website

The Women's Foodservice Forum is a powerful movement that aims to break barriers and promote gender equity in the Foodservice Industry. Since its inception in 1989, the organization has been dedicated to providing opportunities and support for women, propelling their progress and empowering them to become the leaders they aspire to be. Through a range of events, webinars, and networking opportunities, the Women's Foodservice Forum offers a platform for women to connect, learn, and grow. With a focus on topics such as emotional intelligence, strategic relationship building, and leadership development, the organization equips its members with the skills and knowledge needed to thrive in their professional and personal lives.Generated from the website

The International Education Program ( IEP ) of the World Affairs Council of Dallas/Fort Worth seeks to educate students and teachers on how global issues affect their lives by helping them gain a critical understanding of important international topics and empowering them to become informed, independent thinkers about world affairs. Please see "Why is International Education Important?" to learn more on the necessity for global learning in our classrooms. Conduct professional development programs, including those for Gifted and Talented Credit, for teachers and provide them with current resources Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD has pioneered a dynamic new district-wide membership with the World Affairs Council. As a result, all social studies and foreign language teachers in HEBISD are entitled to a free Educational Associate Membership with the Council. This membership gives teachers a great resource for bringing the world to their students, while enjoying some great programming themselves! For more details, explanation of benefits or to sign up, please contact Tony Brown at tbrown@dfwworld.org. The Council, an excellent way to enhance your knowledge about international affairs, offers a selection of four-to-eight programs per month. Whether you prefer early morning breakfasts, luncheons, or evening forums, the Council provides a wide array of events throughout the Greater DFW area. Members are also invited to participate in Great Decisions, the Council's monthly discussion group. At each meeting, a moderator facilitates lively discussion on a current international issue. Topics may range from the Media in Foreign Policy, Public Diplomacy, U.S. and Europe, to Reform in the Middle East. Click here to learn more about membership and it's benefits. * Please note membership is not required for participation in International Education Program events.