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1		Los Angeles, CA
2		GILROY, CA
3		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
4		LA JOLLA, CA
5		Long Beach, CA
6		BERKELEY, CA
7		NOVATO, CA
8		Los Angeles, CA
9		LOMA MAR, CA
10		Santa Barbara, CA
11		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
12		Thousand Oaks, CA
13		Coronado, CA
14		SAN DIEGO, CA
15		MILL VALLEY, CA
16		San Rafael, CA
17		RICHMOND, CA
18		SAN RAFAEL, CA
19		SAN FRANCISCO, CA
20		LOS ANGELES, CA
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22		San Mateo, CA
23		Santa Barbara, CA
24		San Diego, CA
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26		Manhattan Beach, CA
27		LOS ANGELES, CA
28		Ladera Ranch, CA
29		San Diego, CA
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32		San Diego, CA
33		LOS ANGELES, CA
34		DEL MAR, CA
35		CAPITOLA, CA
36		Vacaville, CA
37		Stockton, CA
38		PACIFIC PALISADES, CA
39		San Francisco, CA
40		SANTA ANA, CA
41		FULLERTON, CA
42		Berkeley, CA
43		LA JOLLA, CA
44		Union City, CA
45		San Francisco, CA
46		NOVATO, CA
47		HARBOR CITY, CA
48		BEVERLY HILLS, CA
49		SAN JOSE, CA
50		MILPITAS, CA

Integrating theory, professional practice and innovation, of Professional Psychology provides an excellent education for careers in psychology and related behavioral and health sciences.

TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS IN SOUTH SANTA CLARA COUNTY BY PROVIDING FOOD, HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT RELATED SERVICES, AND ADVOCATING FOR SYSTEM CHANGES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES SERVED.

THE IS ORGANIZED TO SUPPORT THE PURPOSES AND FUNCTIONS OF THE AMERICAN OPHTHALMOLOGICAL SOCIETY BY: RAISING THE STANDARDS OF MEDICAL CARE OF THE OCULAR SICK BY PROMOTING AND ADVANCING THE ART AND SCIENCE OF OPHTHALMOLOGY; ADVANCING THE ART AND PRACTICE OF OPHTHALMIC TEACHING; PROMOTING AND SUPPORTING ADVANCED STUDY AND RESEARCH IN THE FIELDS OF OCULAR AND RELATED DISEASES; AND BY PROVIDING FOR PRIZES AND MEDALS TO PERSONS EXCELLING IN ONE OR MORE OF SUCH ENDEAVORS.

DEDICATED TO BIOMEDICAL ON BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM FUNCTION FOR THE BENEFIT OF MANKIND, THROUGH SCIENTIFIC TO BETTER UNDERSTANDING THE PRINCIPALS UNDERLYING HOW WE PERCEIVE AND ACT IN THE WORLD

Our mission is to educate the general public in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) through the use ; and to foster technology by supporting individuals, hobbyists, student groups, and other likeminded nonprofit entities.

TO FOSTER THE DISSEMINATION ACCURATE INFORMATION REGARDING THROUGH ALL MEDIA NORMALLY DEVOTED TO INFORMING THE PUBLIC.

TO HOST AN ANNUAL MEETING TO DISCUSS AND ITS RELATION TO COGNITION, ACTION AND BRAIN.

Charitable, Educational, Scientific, and Literary activities within the meaning of Section 501 (c)(3)of the Internal Revenue Services.

IS IN ITS EARLY STAGE. FROM CONTRIBUTIONS RECEIVED AND THE EARNINGS THEREON, THE PLANS TO MAKE DONATIONS TO QUALIFIED PUBLIC , EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC ORGANIZATIONS, PROVIDED SUCH DONATIONS ARE IN COMPLIANCE WITH ALL FEDERAL AND STATE TAX LAWS AND WILL NOT CAUSE THE TO JEOPARDIZE ITS TAX-EXEMPT STATUS. THE AFOREMENTIONED ORGANIZATIONS WILL IDEALLY BE BASED IN CALIFORNIA; HOWEVER, DONATIONS TO EXCEPTIONALLY MERITORIOUS ORGANIZATIONS WILL BE CONSIDERED REGARDLESS OF THE GEOGRAPHIC LOCATION OF SUCH ORGANIZATIONS.

THE IS A NON-PROFIT ENTITY FOUNDED TO ENCOURAGE SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE BETWEEN SCIENTISTS AND TO PROVIDE PILOT GRANTS FOR PROMISING SCIENTIFIC AND CLINICAL RESEARCH.THE FIRST PRIORITY OF THE IS TO PROVIDE INFORMATION AND REAGENTS TO INVESTIGATORS WHO ARE INTERESTED IN STUDYING . WE MAINTAIN A REPOSITORY OF REAGENTS INCLUDING MONOCLONAL ANTIBODIES,COSMIDS, HYBRIDOMAS, CELL LINES AND VIRAL LYSATES THAT ARE DONATED BY INVESTIGATORS AROUND THE WORLD, AND WE MAKE THESE VALUABLE RESEARCH MATERIALS AVAILABLE TO RESEARCHERS FREE OF CHARGE. WE ARRANGECOLLABORATIONS BETWEEN INVESTIGATORS, HOST CONFERENCES AND COORDINATE INITIATIVES AMONG INVESTIGATORS TO DEVELOP CONSENSUS ON ISSUES RELATING TO . WE ATTEND CONFERENCES IN THE FIELD OF NEUROLOGY AND STEM CELL TRANSPLANTS TO PROVIDE INVESTIGATORS WITH INFORMATION ABOUT , AND TO ENCOURAGE CLINICAL RESEARCH.ANOTHER IMPORTANT PRIORITY FOR THE IS TO ENCOURAGE EFFORTS TO FIND ANTIVIRAL COMPOUNDS THAT ARE

PUT ON WORKSHOPS TO INCREASE TEACHER RETENTION and ENHANCEMENT FOR PHYSICS and PHYSICAL SCIENCES.

To conduct scientific into the cause and cure of autoimmune and non-autoimmune diseases. To instruct the public on subjects related to disease, useful to individuals and beneficial to the community.

To support and to fund educational, scientific and literary purposes.

PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION FOR STUDENTS TO ARTS AND SCIENCES.

CONDUCTS RESEARCH TO PROTECT ALL SPECIES AND THEIR HABITATS GLOBALLY BY CONDUCTING EXCELLENT SCIENCE, DRIVING INTERNATIONAL , AND SHARING CUTTING EDGE EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT MODELS.

Mount Tamalpais College offers a 61-unit Associate of Arts degree in writing, math, science, and the humanities, as well as a foundational five-course college preparatory program in math and writing, year-round academic support, and co-curricular activities designed to strengthen students academic and social skills. We provide 20 college courses each semester that offer students the opportunity to complete the coursework necessary for transfer to any California State or of California campus. The sole requirement for participation is a high school diploma or GED. No student is excluded based on age, length of sentence, commitment offense, or time left to serve. Over the past 25 years, MTC has helped these students fulfill their potential by creating a vibrant academic institution that honors the cultural and intellectual diversity of its community, and that fosters independent, critical thought, and civil dialogue.

SUPPORTED WEST CONTRA COSTA COUNTY UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT INSTRUCTIONAL LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE. SCHOOL LEADERS AND TEACHERS DRIVE ACADEMIC IMPROVEMENT AT THEIR SCHOOLS BY DEVELOPING A SHARED INSTRUCTIONAL VISION AND ALIGNING SCHOOL SYSTEMS AND PRIORITIES TO THAT VISION IN ORDER TO SUPPORT ALL STUDENTS TO MEET THE RIGOROUS DEMANDS OF THE COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS.

NATIONAL SCHOOL CHOICE WEEK (NSCW) IS A NON-PARTISAN PUBLIC AWARENESS EFFORT THAT PROVIDES A CONCENTRATED FOCUS ON EFFECTIVE EDUCATION OPTIONS FOR ALL CHILDREN AND THE NEED FOR A K-12 EDUCATION SYSTEM THAT PROVIDES A WIDE ARRAY OF SCHOOL CHOICES THAT MOTIVATE STUDENTS AND ENABLE PARENTS TO CHOOSE THE BEST SCHOOL FOR THEIR CHILDREN. NSCW HAS GROWN FROM 150 EVENTS IN 2011 TO 51,300 IN 2019.

THE (AGS) IS COMPRISED OF SPECIALISTS DEDICATED TO SHARING CLINICAL AND SCIENTIFIC INFORMATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF PATIENTS, COLLEAGUES, FELLOWS, AND RESIDENTS.

TO PROVIDE SCIENTISTS, CLINICIANS AND TRAINEES WITH MOST UP-TO-DATE, RELIABLE RESEARCH AND EDUCATION ON BIOLOGY OF GLAND AND CAUSES, DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT OF GLAND RELATED DISEASES, IN ORDER TO IMPROVE PATIENT CARE AND TO PROVIDE A UNIQUELY INTERNATIONAL FORUM FOR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH AND SCIENTIFIC EXCHANGE.

To engage in Educational and charitable activities by raising funds for setting up endowments, creating scholarships,rewarding teaching and research,and generally promoting the development of resources at BIRLA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCE, PILANI, INDIA and its campuses.

To enrichen student education, particularly in the areas of cultural arts, visual arts, movements, physical education, technology, math, science and literacy. Promote parent and community involvement for the families at our .

protects area birdlife and habitat and connects people with birds through education, conservation, and science.

WPAs purpose is to stimulate the exchange of scientific and professional ideas in psychology by enhancing interest, research and scholarship in the discipline. This is accomplished through an annual research conference, as well as our website and newsletter.

IS AN INDEPENDENT APPROXIMATELY 1,170 STUDENTS.

THE SOCIETY OF ENGINEERS (ASCE) REPRESENTS 130,000 MEMBERS OF THE ENGINEERING PROFESSION WORLDWIDE AND IS AMERICAS OLDEST NATIONAL ENGINEERING SOCIETY. PROVIDES EDUCATIONAL, SCIENTIFIC AND CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES TO PROMOTE THE PROFESSION OF ENGINEERING.

THE IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED EXCLUSIVELY FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL, AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES, TO THE BENEFIT, TO PERFORM FUNCTIONS, OR TO CARRY OUT THE CHARITABLE PURPOSES OF THE KOREA ADVANCED INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY () AND ANY OTHER EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION.

educational research programs for medical sciences

In 2021, BFI began the development of IT Hubs within 3 high schools that will be used to train over 1500 students, teachers, and other youth in the community, computer skills including: coding, app/web development, robotics, AI, and data science.

THE FOUNDATION IS DEVELOPING A COMPLETE TRAINING SYSTEM TO MAKE TRADITIONAL TAI CHI EASIER TO LEARN, AND TO ITS BENEFITS. THE FOUNDATION ALSO PROVIDE TAI CHI COACHING PROGRAM TO BUILD UP VOLUNTEERS, AND TO PROVIDE RESOURCES TO SERVE VARIOUS COMMUNITY SUC AS SCHOOLS, HOSPITALS, SENIOR CENTERS AND OTHER COMMUNITIES

The is a grass-roots nonprofit with a vision to build a walking/biking system to connect the entire --physically, artistically, and culturally.

Education in Earth Sciences and Regional Geology

TO OPERATE A SMALL NETWORK OF HIGH PERFORMING CHARTER IN A TARGETED AREA OF LOS ANGELES.

The Association for Mass Spectrometry and Advances in the Clinical Laboratory) facilitates discussion, networking, education and intellectual growth in the field of clinical analysis using mass spectrometry and other advanced technologies (including data science, NMR, etc.) with the goal of improving analytical competency and, thereby, patient outcomes. This mission is achieved via in-person conferences, online conferences and webinars, community outreach, and publishing a scientific journal (Journal of Mass Spectrometry and Advances in the Clinical Lab; JMSACL).

SUPPORT RELIGIOUS, CHARITABLE, SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY OR EDUCATIONAL NEEDS OF COMMUNITY.

The Team intends to develop and support a competitive high school team that will; 1) encourage a passion for science and engineering through education and experience, 2) engage students, mentors, parents and teachers to work collaboratively by building competitive robots, 3) develop, organize and maintain facilities to research and develop engineering skills, 4) involve parents and mentors in both technical and non-technical aspects of the team, and 5) encourage community partnerships and outreach through presentations, demonstrations, donations, and sponsorships.

PROVIDED OPPORTUNITIES APPROXIMATELY 125 TO RECEIVE INDIVIDUALIZED EDUCATIONAL, PSYCHO-SOCIAL AND HEALTH RELATED SERVICES AND TOOLS NECESSARY TO SUCCESSFULLY ENTER THE MAINSTREAM EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.

THE CHALLENGE: THE CHALLENGE IS AN INNOVATION COMPETITION THAT INSPIRES YOUTH AGED 4 TO 18 TO USE STEM SKILLS PLUS KINDNESS, CREATIVITY, AND COLLABORATION TO HELP SOLVE IMPORTANT PROBLEMS. MORE THAN 100,000 YOUTH HAVE PARTICIPATED SO FAR. THE FIRST ANNUAL CHALLENGE INVITED YOUTH TO CREATE NEW WAYS TO REDUCE INJURIES AND FATALITIES FROM HOME FIRES, THE SECOND ANNUAL CHALLENGE INVITED YOUTH TO GENERATE NEW IDEAS TO REDUCE WASTE. THE THIRD ANNUAL CHALLENGE INVITES YOUTH TO SUBMIT IDEAS TO IMPROVE PERSONAL HEALTH THROUGH WELLNESS AND/OR HEALING. THE FOURTH ANNUAL CHALLENGE SEEKS IDEAS TO IMPROVE FOOD SECURITY AND/OR ADDRESS ANY OF THE THREE PRIOR CHALLENGE TOPICS. THE CURRENT CHALLENGE SEEKS IDEAS TO IMPROVE BIODIVERSITY AND/OR ANY OF THE FIRST FOUR CHALLENGE PROJECTS.

is a hybrid nonprofit media organization combining the practices of art, journalism and social justice. We are a transformational force, urgently bringing resources and organizations together to nurture and grow a thriving visual ecosystem. We leverage the power of visuals to inform, connect and transform communities.

OUR MISSION IS TO REVOLUTIONIZE THE STANDARD OF CARE IN BREAST HEALTH AND IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE POST DIAGNOSIS. OUR SIGNATURE PROGRAM, RESOURCES AFTER DIAGNOSIS "RAD" PROGRAM IS A GLOBAL AND VIRTUAL PROGRAM DESIGNED TO GIVE ATHLETIC WOMEN IMPACTED BY BREAST CANCER A COMPREHENSIVE SUPPORT SYSTEM. THE RAD PROGRAM INCLUDES PHYSICAL ACTIVITY, PEER-TO-PEER ENGAGEMENT AND EDUCATION FOCUSED ON MIND, BODY AND SOUL WELL BEING. WE WANT TO REDEFINE THE STANDARD OF CARE IN BREAST HEALTH AND IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE POST DIAGNOSIS. WE PROVIDE EDUCATION ON THE SIGNIFICANT BENEFITS OF FITNESS AND SUPPORT TO ACCESS RESPONSIBLE AND SAFE FITNESS INSTRUCTION THOSE DIRECTLY IMPACTED BY BREAST CANCER.

TO ENHANCE 21st CENTURY TECHNOLOGY LEARNING AT ROBERT C SCHOOL STUDENTS K-8TH.

Provide counseling services to low-income individuals and public servants suffering from trauma;Improve the environment, including creating environmental and educationprograms around restoration ecology, public access to nature, and educationaround sustainable and equitable provision of food, shelter, energy, and materials;Conduct research to promote advancement in the sciences and humanities and develop technologies and processes to facilitate others to do the same; and Make grants to promote the above.

SAGE GARDEN PROJECT- PROVIDES HANDS-ON GARDENS, COOKING CLASSES, AND NUTRITIONAL SCIENCE TO ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. AIMED AT REDUCING THE INCIDENCE OF DIABETES IN OUR YOUTH, THE PROGRAM PROVIDES THE TOOLS, INSIGHT AND INSPIRATION FOR A LIFETIME OF OPTIMAL HEALTH.

The ("YBA") intends the promotion and education and other Ancient Indian sciences with the goal harmonious and healthy living and working towards peace and happiness among humanity.

NCAPIP is a Organization American, Native Hawaiian and that Advocate for the Health and Well Being for Our Partners and Communities. The Objectives are as Followed: A. Advocate for Adequate and Equitable public and Private Funding for Initiatives and Programs to Improve Access to and Quality , Linguistically and Culturally Competent Health Care Services. B. Advocate for Adequate and Equitable Public and Private Resources for AA and NHPI Focused Research and Data Collection and Dissemination; and C. Foster Professional Development for AA and NHPI Health Professional and Enhance Representation at Leadership and Governmental Levels for Health Care Policy and Service Delivery Systems.

TO FOSTER PROGRESS IN UNDERSTANDING NEUROBIOLOGICAL BASIS VIA INTERDISCIPLINARY EXCHANGE IDEAS. A MAJOR GOAL IS TO BRING TOGETHER SCIENTISTS WITH DIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES AND METHODOLOGICAL APPROACHES TO STUDY AND RELATED SYSTEMS.

OUR MISSION IS TO SERVE PERSONS IN NEED WHO COME TO US FOR ASSISTANCE, WITH COMPASSION AND UNDERSTANDING WHILE SUPPORTING AND PROMOTING SELF-SUFFICIENCY. WE BELIEVE EVERY PERSON SHOULD RESIDE IN A SAFE, NURTURING ENVIRONMENT, IN JOINING WITH OTHERS TO CHANGE SYSTEMS WHICH OPPRESS, DISCRIMINATE OR OTHERWISE CAUSE HUMAN SUFFERING, AND TO WORK TOWARDS AFFIRMING AND SUPPORTING A HEALTHY INDIVIDUAL LIFE. WE BELIEVE THE JUSTICE-INVOLVED AND OTHER DISADVANTAGED POPULATIONS SHOULD BE ABLE TO LIVE IN SECURITY AND DIGNITY. WE PROVIDE A VARIETY OF SERVICES SUPPORTIVE RESOURCES TO NEEDY AND DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE THAT DIGNIFIES EACH INDIVIDUAL WHILE PROVIDING THE NEEDED TOOLS TO HELP EXTEND INDEPENDENT LIVING AND PROMOTE PHYSICAL AND MENTAL WELL BEING.

THE FIRST 36 PROJECTTHE FIRST 36 PROJECT IS A GROUND-BREAKING PILOT PROGRAM DEVELOPED BY THE SIMMS/MANN , BJE (BUILDERS JEWISH ) AND THE JEWISH FEDERATION OF GREATER LOS ANGELES. THE FIRST 36 PROJECT WAS CREATED TO PROVIDE PARENT and ME FACILITATORS WITH AN EXCLUSIVE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT OPPORTUNITY. IT OFFERS ACCESS TO THE LATEST CHILD DEVELOPMENT THEORIES COMBINED WITH CUTTING-EDGE NEUROSCIENCE RESEARCH RELATING TO CHILDREN AGES 0-3 AND STRATEGIES TO HELP PARENTS PROMOTE HEALTHY CONNECTIONS AND RESILIENCE WITH THEIR CHILDREN. IN ADDITION TO COHORT-BASED LEARNING, PARENT and ME FACILITATORS RECEIVE ONE-ON-ONE COACHING AND CONSULTATION, INCLUDING CLASS VISITS, OBSERVATION AND FEEDBACK.

Our goal is to encourage teenagers to actively participate in school clubs, get involved in community service, promote their leadership potential, organizational ability, teamwork ability, charity concern, social consciousness, technology innovation, interests in arts/sports/sciences, and attention to environmental issues. Our mission is to create healthier environment and provide better opportunities for our next generation, enhance their skills and competitiveness.

THE MISSION OF THE IS TO SUPPORT ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY FOR WORKERS AND THE SUSTAINED GROWTH OF THE MICROELECTRONICS INDUSTRY.WE ACCOMPLISH THIS THROUGH CREATING PATHWAYS AND OPPORTUNITIES FOR JOB SEEKERS, AND TOOLS AND SYSTEMS FOR SEMICONDUCTOR COMPANIES TO ATTRACT, DEVELOP, AND RETAIN A DIVERSE, INNOVATIVE, AND SKILLED WORKFORCE.

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