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Chin Human Rights Organization is working to protect and promote the rights of the Chin people. Violation of the rights of women and children, forced labour, political suppression, racial discrimination religious persecutions committed by the Burmese milit

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The Claremont Canyon Conservancy is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of Claremont Canyon’s natural landscape and to the promotion of fire safety throughout the canyon and in adjacent residential neighborhoods. The Conservancy works closely wit

When newspapers and politicians talk about the Information Superhighway, they focus on its effect on individuals and they assume the government should play a limited role. This is a recipe for disaster. Trying to "deregulate" this industry without focusing

The Endangered Species Coalition is a non-partisan coalition working with decisionmakers from all parties; with over 360 member groups located all across the country, including conservation organizations, scientific associations, religious organizations, h

The Emerson Community Collaborative was established to address the academic achievement gap among students in South Berkeley. Surveys of families at Emerson suggest that the primary cause of the achievement gap relates to unequal access to resources for me

HRA is a human rights organization based in Berkeley, California. We are dedicated to promoting and protecting international human rights. HRA participates actively in the work of various United Nations human rights bodies, using its status as a fully accr

InterAlianza seeks responsible and progressive community organizations to help realize goals of social welfare, reforestation, crop diversification, soil erosion, and community health. Members of InterAlianza believe that small grants of $400-600 can make