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THE MISSION OF AMERICAN INTERNATIONAL COLLEGE IS TO PREPARE STUDENTS FOR PERSONAL FULFILLMENT, PROFESSIONAL ACHIEVEMENT, AND CIVIC ENGAGEMENT THROUGH EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES THAT TRANSFORM LIVES. ACADEMIC PROGRAMS FOUNDED ON THE KNOWLEDGE,SKILLS, AND VALUES OF THE LIBERAL ARTS ENGAGE STUDENTS IN THEORY AND EMPHASIZE APPLIED LEARNING, WHILE PREPARING THEM FOR THE CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES PRESENTED IN THE GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT. COMMITTED TO THE INTRINSIC WORTH OF EACH INDIVIDUAL, AIC PREPARES STUDENTS FOR LIFE!

American Leadership Forum - Silicon Valley (ALF) mission is to build a better Silicon Valley community by joining and strengthening leaders to serve the common good. ALF pursues this objective by bringing together a broad cross-section of leaders who are committed to building a stronger community, by developing collaborative leadership skills to identify and deal with complex and difficult issues, and by providing leaders with opportunities to work together in ways that can make a difference.

AHF was founded over 30 years ago to help people in the Himalaya who were in need and had no one else, and that principle still guides us every day. What we do is basic: we make change - positive, tangible change - happen. We build and support schools and students; train doctors and fund hospitals; care for children and elders; plant trees and restore sacred sites. We help Tibetans rebuild and sustain their culture both in exile and in Tibet.

Helping Refugees and Georgia Thive

The mission of the American Indian Resource Center, Inc. is to develop culturally appropriate resources to meet the needs of American Indian communities.AIRC provides professional expertise to and on behalf of American Indian tribes, organizations, and schools, and other interested agencies.

The mission of the African American Wellness Project is to direct resources towards empowering the African American Community to improve health outcomes and promote wellness. Through the support of The California Endowment, AAWP has worked to achieve our mission and support the broader goal of educating and enrolling African American consumers in affordable healthcare programs in Alameda County. Key strategies implemented during the past year: • Culturally-relevant consumer education through ethnic and social media, community events and partnerships with African-American serving providers and community organizations • African American Provider Education to build provider understanding of the changes brought by ACA and strengthen their engagement to reaching the African American consumer

Our mission is to inspire and educate by celebrating the Great American Songbook.

To advance the Afghan-American community through education and outreach, and promote civic and social engagement.

The African American Diabetes Association (AADA) is a national tax-exempt 501c3 non-profit organization led by African Americans. We serve as a voice for Black Americans with or at risk of diabetes, addressing the alarming health disparities caused by a legacy of systemic racism. These disparities include restricted healthcare access and unethical medical practices that disproportionately harm Black communities. Building on the legacy of Negro Health Week, we're dedicated to addressing health inequities, especially the disproportionate burden of diabetes in Black communities. Existing efforts haven't closed the gap, with Black Americans experiencing diabetes rates nearly double those of non-Hispanic whites. The COVID-19 pandemic further exposed this disparity. Our vision is a future where Black communities have the resources they need to prevent and effectively manage diabetes.

The mission of the Latin American Community Center is to empower the Latino community through education, advocacy, partnerships and exceptional services. The agency vision is to eliminate the achievement gap for Latinos in Delaware.

Native Forward Scholars Fund provides financial support for American Indians and Alaska Natives seeking higher education, and support them in attaining undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees. They partner with Tribes, the federal government, foundations, corporations, and individuals to ensure the growth and sustainability of scholarships.

The American Political Science Association, founded in 1903, is the leading professional organization for the study of political science and serves more than 12,000 members in over 80 countries. With a range of programs and services for individuals, departments and institutions, APSA brings together political scientists from all fields of inquiry, regions, and occupational endeavors within and outside academe in order to expand awareness and understanding of politics.