To build bridges between transitioning immigrants and established residents through sharing, learning, and serving our community together while respecting cultural identities.
Our Members are investing in themselves today for a stronger future tomorrow. They've demonstrated their commitment to effective leadership, management, and collaboration by becoming Members. We invite your organization to participate in the Center, too.
Use the search options below to find a Member organization.
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Our mission at Elevate Center is to empower socially, educationally, and economically disadvantaged communities through a comprehensive range of projects encompassing education, economic development, social welfare, and cultural enrichment. We are committed to bringing transformative resources and opportunities to these marginalized groups, challenging and changing limiting beliefs. Our aim is to facilitate measurable and generational change, ensuring lasting benefits and a brighter future for those we serve.
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New Hanover County
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Eliza’s Helping Hands is a Winston-Salem-based minority-women-led non-profit focused on serving men, women, and children affected by domestic violence, sexual assault, human trafficking, and other violent crimes.
We provide programming and trauma-informed services for victims and survivors of all types of domestic abuse.
We work to hold domestic violence offenders accountable for the harm they have caused victims and their communities, and we advocate for social justice for those who typically don’t have a voice.
Regardless of ethnicity, we serve the citizens of Forsyth County, NC, and surrounding areas.
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Forsyth County
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To protect and restore Ellerbe Creek and make it an asset for the citizens of Durham and the Triangle region.
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Durham County
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Our Mission: Provide the community with a different way to experience conflict and find common ground through communication, cooperation and understanding.
The Elna B. Spaulding Conflict Resolution Center (CRC) is a community-based nonprofit organization that serves Durham County since 2005.
The CRC assists people to explore and resolve their conflict through a collaborative approach.
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Durham County
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EMA is a non-traditional school where Panthers (our mascot) are in control of their own learning. EMA, as a member of the Acton Academy Affiliate Network, is passionate about reinventing and revolutionizing education, pursuing best practices, and has agreed to protect a learner-driven environment. We exist to offer an alternative non-traditional 21st century model of education that is learner-driven. Instead of cultivating learners who function well only under authority, we aspire for all EMA Panthers to cherish freedom and the responsibilities that come with it.
EMA aspires to be a world class learner-driven community that confronts our dire need to equip future leaders (service leaders/leader-followers) who will solve problems, create and provide jobs, build businesses, and non-profit organizations.
At EMA, we believe that every child is a genius. This belief is central to our work. We value freedom, autonomy and we trust our Panthers to think for themselves and lead themselves.
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Durham County
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We are dedicated to produce journalism of public service, in Spanish, independent, truthful and non-partisan, on immigration issues, state policy, government and community, and state affairs of North Carolina. Furthermore, to divulge information that empowers and encourages the diverse community of Latino / Hispanic immigrants in the state to generate movements, so that they can be more involved in social, political and economic changes that benefit them.
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Wake County
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To build connections, provide professional development, and promote excellence for North Carolina's community of environmental educators.
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Henderson County
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EJCAN informs, educates, and empowers communities to confront environmental injustice by advocating for change.
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Sampson County