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Alliance for Corporate Counsel and Company Secretaries (ACoS) is an association of corporate counsel and company secretaries and promotes the common professional and business interests who work for corporations, associations and other private-sector organizations through information, education, networking opportunities and other initiatives. Established with intent to create a platform for legal professionals (lawyers, In House Counsel, Company Secretaries) for their knowledge optimization, timely update on changes in statutes, interaction with industry experts and representation to Govt. on various changes in statutes and also provide good opportunity for Social Networking. We anticipate and understand the needs of the legal profession, its challenges and help members to deliver services efficiently; promote the value of their services; and help them in getting information, education, networking and advocacy through our timely programs conducted through Round Table Discussion, Knowledge Workshops, Full day program, Get together, Retreat etc. Our programs allow them the in-depth features, analysis, about this legal dynamic world. Main objectives of ACoS are as follows:-  To provide a common platform to its Members to exchange views, share experiences and knowledge.  Dissemination of information about important developments in the fields of legislation, regulations and judicial pronouncements relating to corporate sector.  To represent before various governmental and regulatory authorities with a view to assist in the on-going process of reforms in legal, administrative and corporate governance matters.  To provide platform for In House Counsels to meet the Law firms around the world to create synergy among them and to get best of the best law firm considering needs of the organization.

Linux Foundation Ghana is a nonprofit organization that exists to support and improve the lives of individuals or groups in need. This Foundation rely on the generosity of donations from individuals, companies, and other organizations to fund our initiatives. Linux Foundation Ghana typically focus on addressing specific social, medical, environmental, humanitarian or educational issues. We focus on providing basic needs such as food, shelter, and healthcare, or advocacy. Our Mission: To create a better everyday life for the many people. Our Vision: To be one of the leading Foundations to create a community of hope, tolerance and social justice, where poverty has been overcome and all people live in dignity and security to meet the unending needs of the society. Our Aims: i. Mentor and provide guidance to the youth. ii. Persistent sensitization and capacity building among the general public. iii. Provide assistance to a target audience with an identifiable need. iv. Serve other public purposes in the community as the members of this foundation shall agree to do at a general meeting.

Home Farm Foundation Kenya is both a grassroots women focused and pro- youth network that is comprised of over 500 women-led and youth-led community based organizations self-help groups. The organization has a current geographical coverage of 5 out of 8 provinces in the country. Home Farm Foundation Kenya was founded as a response to the inadequate visibility of grassroots women and Youth in development processes and decision making forums that directly impacts them and their communities. Its genesis was demand driven and the main vision behind the organization was to build a strong women’s and youth’s movement that bridged the latter gap through women/youths led and community driven interventions that focused on sustainable development. Home Farm Foundation Kenya achieves its mission and objectives through 3 main interventions namely;  Building social movement with aim of rallying members of grassroots communities to develop collective actions and strategies  Capacity development and leadership enhancement  Advocacy, especially at the community level, towards influencing development/reform in policy, legislation and practice for the benefit of grassroots women, Youth and their communities The above mentioned interventions are carried out within three main programs namely, 1) Community Responses to HIV and AIDS Program, 2) Women, Youth and Property Program, 3) Leadership and Governance Program.

Infinite Research Institute is a Youth Led NGO which seeks to promote development through research, advocacy and humanitarian activities. WHAT WE DO Our Organisation Infinite Research Institute is a Youth Base NGO Established since February 2017 but registered on 3rd October, 2018, Incorporated under the companies Act 1963, Act 179/Ghana. The Organisation seeks to promote societal development through Research, Advocacy and Humanitarian activities. The Organization is also registered under the National Youth Authority in Ghana with the registration number NYA/NB/R007 having satisfied the provisions under the NYA ACT 939 of 2016 as a National Level Youth Organization. Vision A first class Research and Advocacy center to champion development in the world. Mission Our mission is to strengthen the capacities of Individuals, Institutions and corporations through Research and Humanitarian activities. Programs and Activities OBJECTIVES 1. Research Activities: Innovation We intend unearthing innovations of talented individuals across Africa, and the impact it could give to the development of the world. Human Rights Investigating into matters of child abuse, child labor, gender issues in development, women subordination etc. Politics and Policies Digging/investigating into political issues and policies that affect the socio-economic well being of Africa’s Development and beyond. Networking for National and International Development This seeks to gather Chief Executive Officers, Founders and other officials, for social networking towards development. Environment IRI shall lobby with other environmental organizations around Ghana and the world at large to embark on projects and programs. Internship/attachment for graduates and students IRI intend to serve as an intermediary for graduates and students to establish a working relationship with other organizations or companies for the purposes of internship or attachment. 2.Humanitarian Activities

The Albany Summer Internship Program enables students to gain an insider’s perspective on political communications, politics, and public policy in New York State’s capital city. ASIP interns work at nonprofit advocacy and lobbying organizations as well as state legislative offices. Students intern 4 days a week for 6 weeks in May and June, and internship placements vary according to students’ interests with opportunities available for many academic majors. A public relations major might work on a social media strategy for a hunger-related nonprofit; a Psychology major might work for a mental health organization; an English or history major might help to develop programming and website content for an Albany-area museum. The ASIP experience allows student to explore career opportunities by attending weekly Internship in Context seminar sessions which include guest speakers from the fields of government, journalism, and the nonprofit fields. https://www.marist.edu/academics/internships/albany-summer-internship

Pakistan Development Fund was founded as a student group in April 2010 with a mandate to support sustainable development and to promote capacity building in Pakistan. Soon after the group was established, Pakistan was hit by the worst floods in its history, devastating over 20 million people. P.D.F spearheaded a city wide campaign across the GTA by joining hands with other student organizations and banding together to support flood relief operations via organizations such as Red Cross, IDRF, UNICEF, and various other local Pakistani NGOs. Our efforts were largely recognized by other communities across the province, and thus PDF became a recognized brand. After exploring the immense potential and the room for growth, PDF is now organizing to establish chapters all over the world to become an advocacy organization that supports sustainable development in Pakistan, while fighting for the rights of those who are under-privileged. Our main focus is centered around promoting: - Health care reforms - Education Reforms - Social Justice - Sustainable development With respect to supporting development projects in Pakistan, we only fund carefully selected development projects run by local NGOs in Pakistan within a range of sectors including economic empowerment, environment, health care, education and energy. Funds are raised through numerous different types of events that range from small bake sales, hosting musical nights and event large dinners. We ensure proper appropriation of all donations, and have strict monitoring procedures that ensure NGOs are meeting their targets. While fundraising is an important aspect of PDF, there is an academic wing that is dedicated to promoting awareness. The idea is to create an environment for those interested in issues that hinder the development.

Lambda Phi Epsilon was founded on February 25, 1981 by a group of nineteen dedicated men led by Principal Founder Master Craig Ishigo. The goal of the founders was to transcend the limitations faced by traditional Asian-interest organizations on campus. While these organizations were often split along lines of national origins, the founders sought an establishment that drew its membership equally from the different segments of the Asian American community. Their vision was that the members would eventually become the leaders of their respective ethnic communities, and thus, bridge the gaps fragmenting the Asian American community through their affiliation with a common organization. The greatest hurdle in reaching this goal of unification was the lack of continuity among the memberships inherent in traditional campus organizations. At best, student associations provided a circle of friends spanning the years of undergraduate study, and at worst, a group of familiar strangers meeting periodically at social functions. The yearly turnover of most organizations’ officers made it extremely difficult to pursue any extended project as each new officer core set its own agenda. The founders’ solution to this dilemma was the adoption of a fraternal structure. By forming Lambda Phi Epsilon as a new Asian-interest fraternity, they aimed to set new standards of excellence for Asian American organizations. The brothers not only formed strong bonds of brotherhood with each other during their undergraduate experience but also made lifelong commitments to the organization as alumni even after graduation. Today, Lambda Phi Epsilon is widely renowned as the preeminent international Asian-interest fraternal organization, providing outstanding leadership, philanthropy, and advocacy in the community.

To improve local communities through research, education and advocacy by creating a worldwide network of innovative young people who care for and tend their human community in tandem with their environment. To provide assistance to minority groups at risk of social exclusion, promoting their citizenship and integration. To maintain inclusion in all program interventions, without regard to medical status, place of origin, gender, or religious affiliations. To engage in awareness-raising and capacity-building programs to communities, civil society organizations, community-based organization and other groups in the process of bringing about sustainable community development. To advocate for coherence, good governance, transparency and accountability between various public policies and their implementation for the sake of achieving sustainable community development. To create awareness and advocacy on various public policies, laws, regulations, strategies and programs which have direct impacts on our lives. To conduct participatory social and policy researches on community development with the objectives of identifying communities’ rights and empowering the vulnerable groups to address or advocate them. To help each other develop confidence and leadership skills through collaborative projects To strengthen inter-cultural understanding and cooperation and give new perspectives communities.

HACAN's History: ********************************************************* HACAN was founded in 1982 by Hispanic /non-Hispanic leaders in our community. The group advocated for the needs of immigrants and other minorities 1982-1985 A Coalition of Hispanic organizations / workers was formed to advocate for the hiring of bilingual/bicultural counselors and social workers in social services, the courts, mental health facilities, schools and other agencies in the Northern Virginia jurisdictions, especially Fairfax, Arlington, and Alexandria. Local officials became aware of the need for bilingual workers and the coalitions' support in public hearings to advocate for the needs of Hispanic families, especially in the area of child protective services. H.A.C.A.N. became a 501(c) organization in 1989. H.A.C.A.N. is firmly committed to strengthen families, empower youths, and prevent child abuse and neglect through culturally competent education, intervention, and community advocacy with a focus on the Latino community

Mission The Collegiate Association of Unreasonable Social Entrepreneurs student organization aims to provide every person with the inspiration, the skills, the experiences, and the networks needed to make a social impact through innovation and entrepreneurial pursuits. Objectives Advocacy/Awareness: To raise awareness of social entrepreneurship and the integration of enterprising activities, promoting partnerships and joint-events with social enterprise organizations across the NIU campus and beyond, and facilitating networking opportunities with social entrepreneurs . Community Engagement: To provide 'hands-on' skills to members by facilitating engagements and partnerships with social enterprise organizations. Human Capital Development: To promote career skills and opportunities for NIU students in the social enterprise sector by facilitating relevant skills workshops and connecting students with recruitment contacts.