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Friends Research Institute (FRI) is a renowned social research center based in Baltimore, Maryland. With over 60 years of experience, FRI has been at the forefront of conducting studies in substance abuse, health, HIV/AIDS, mental health, and criminal justice, receiving funding from federal, state, county, and private sources. Their recent research focuses on innovative strategies in pharmacotherapy, psychosocial treatments, bio-behavioral HIV interventions, and prevention. FRI also operates Friends Community Center in Los Angeles, California, where they carry out service projects and research studies. Their primary focus is on providing HIV and substance abuse prevention services to out-of-treatment substance users, as well as offering methamphetamine abuse treatment for those seeking help. By managing grants administration, FRI allows researchers to concentrate on their work, relieving them of the time-consuming tasks associated with grants management.Generated from the website

The Fund for Educational Excellence is a non-profit organization based in Baltimore, MD, dedicated to improving the quality of education in Baltimore City Public Schools. They develop innovative solutions for district-wide issues, secure and manage resources to expand opportunities for students, and recognize and promote excellence in the public school system. Their programs include Reports, ChiPP, and School Choice, which aim to accelerate solutions and provide support to students. Through their efforts, they strive to create a positive impact on education in Baltimore City, ensuring that students have access to quality education and opportunities for success.Generated from the website

Baltimore Teacher Network (BTN) is a non-profit organization based in Baltimore, MD, dedicated to supporting and empowering teachers in the local community. With a mission to enhance the quality of education, BTN organizes various events, including the annual Education Town Hall, where school administrators, teachers, students, parents, and the wider community can engage with mayoral candidates to discuss education-related issues and the future of Baltimore City. BTN provides a range of resources and opportunities for teachers, such as teacher inquiry groups, a teacher resource center, and a community-based arts school. Through their initiatives, BTN aims to foster collaboration, professional development, and positive change in the education system, ultimately benefiting both educators and students in Baltimore.Generated from the website