SCAN of Northern Virginia

Mission & Vision Board of Directors Advisory Council Publications Partnerships FAQs Links & Resources The United States supports the United Nations because we think it's an investment in our own security, and we think it's a necessary venue for us to discuss differences and try to hammer out compromises with other countries. Welcome to the official website for the United Nations Association of the National Capital Area ( UNA-NCA ). Established in 1952, we are one of the oldest and largest divisions of the United Nations Association of the USA ( UNA-USA ), and a member of the World Federation of United Nations Associations ( WFUNA ). With the help of over 3, 000 members, volunteers, and supporters in the greater Washington area, UNA-NCA works to build public knowledge, strengthen UN-US relations, and aid the UN in achieving its goals. Advocacy: We meet with members of Congress and their staff to push for the ratification of essential treaties and resolutions. Our advocacy efforts focus on increasing government support for peacekeeping and assistance related to the UN's Millennium Development Goals. Education: Our Global Classrooms , Washington, DC program educates over 500 students at local middle and high schools about global issues and organizes the Annual Model UN Conference. On a university level, the Fellows program offers graduate students relevant internships, networking opportunities, academic credit, and educational seminars. Networking: Committee meetings, happy hour socials, mentoring, and local events are just a small sample of how UNA-NCA brings together Washington DC residents with shared interests and goals. Our Young Professionals for International Cooperation ( YPIC ) program is a great place to gain career experience and connect with others in the industry. Outreach: We provide workshops, conferences, and seminars on the United Nations and related foreign policy issues. Our e-newsletter, UN Express, sends you exclusive and advance email notification of important international affairs events sponsored by the UNA-NCA.

Student Veterans of America (SVA) is a Washington, DC-based nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting student veterans through various programs, research initiatives, and advocacy efforts. With a mission to empower student veterans to achieve their educational and career goals, SVA offers resources, scholarships, and career services, while also fostering a strong network of chapters across the country.Generated from the website

Your Community Center in Washington, DC is a community organization that has been serving families for 27 years. They offer a wide range of programs, including Advancing After School for 1st-5th graders, Camp On The Go for youth ages 5-13, and NovelTeens Ink Summer Journalism Academy for creative opportunities. They also have programs specifically designed for girls, such as Petals of Primrose Summer Youth Employment Program, and programs for boys like Renaissance Man. With a focus on health and safety, Your Community Center is dedicated to providing a supportive and empowering environment for children and youth to thrive. At Your Community Center, they believe in educating the whole child and offer programs that promote personal growth and professional development. Their programs aim to empower girls and women to make sound decisions and reach their full potential, while also training boys to become well-rounded gentlemen. With a performing arts program called YOUR Productions and a before school program called Advancing Before School, they provide a safe and supportive environment for students outside the classroom. Your Community Center is committed to making a difference in the community and relies on support from funders, partners, and the local community to continue their important work.Generated from the website