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Until There's A Cure, founded in 1993, is a non-profit organization based in Woodside, CA, dedicated to raising awareness and promoting compassion, understanding, and responsibility in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Through their iconic Bracelet, made from recycled PVC pipe and hand-carved in the Ovahimba tribal tradition by villagers in Namibia, the organization supports care services, food, and schooling for children in Namibia and other areas of Africa affected by the AIDS epidemic. With a mission to empower and educate people on the global issues surrounding HIV/AIDS, Until There's A Cure aims to inspire individuals to create positive change. Through their website, they explore the intersection of HIV and social injustices, providing a platform for people to connect, share stories, and get involved in the fight against HIV/AIDS.Generated from the website

The Marine Firemen's Union, established in 1883 in San Francisco, California, is a prominent organization representing unlicensed merchant mariners who work in the engine department on various ships. Affiliated with the Seafarers International Union of North America, AFL-CIO, the union aims to increase wages, improve working conditions, and advocate for legislation beneficial to all seamen and workers in the maritime industry. With a rich history rooted in the coal-burning steamers of the Pacific Coast, the Marine Firemen's Union dispatches mariners to different billets, including electricians, refrigerating engineers, machinists, and more. Committed to protecting the rights and interests of its members, the union engages in negotiations, collective bargaining, and organizational activities while promoting respect for lawful picket lines and unity with other labor organizations.Generated from the website

The Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC) is an independent, nonpartisan research organization based in San Francisco, CA. They provide data-driven research and analysis to address the challenges facing California, with a focus on topics such as criminal justice, economy, health, education, and water policy. Through their research, they aim to spark productive conversations and inspire policy solutions for a brighter future in California. PPIC conducts statewide surveys, publishes reports and fact sheets, and organizes events to disseminate their findings and engage with policymakers, media, and the public. Their research covers a wide range of issues, including population growth, economic trends, education enrollment, and policy priorities. With a commitment to providing objective and reliable information, PPIC plays a crucial role in informing public policy decisions in California.Generated from the website