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The National Coalition Against Censorship, based in New York, NY, is an organization dedicated to defending and promoting freedom of expression in all forms of media. Led by globetrotting author and educator Stephanie Elizondo Griest, the coalition works to protect the rights of individuals to express themselves without censorship or restriction. Griest's extensive experience as a writer and traveler informs the coalition's mission, and her award-winning work has garnered recognition and accolades in the field of travel journalism. With a focus on social justice reporting and storytelling, the National Coalition Against Censorship advocates for the rights of individuals to share their experiences and perspectives, both domestically and internationally. Griest's books, including "Around the Bloc," "Mexican Enough," and "All the Agents and Saints," offer unique insights into different cultures and borderlands, further highlighting the importance of free expression. Through their work, the coalition aims to create a world where diverse voices can be heard and celebrated.Generated from the website

MDRC is a nonprofit, nonpartisan social policy research organization. The organization is dedicated to learning what works to improve the well-being of low-income people. Through its research and the active communication of its findings, MDRC seeks to enhance the effectiveness of public policies and programs. In a little more than a decade, MDRC has built a strong reputation as a respected, trustworthy source of information about what works to improve students prospects for academic success in elementary, middle and high school and about what it takes to put effective interventions into place. Since 1991, MDRC has managed 17 major demonstrations and evaluations in education, involving more than 80 communities in 36 states and Washington, D.C. In addition, MDRC has projects focused on helping adult low-income workers overcome barriers to literacy and other academic shortcomings or gain credentials to help them advance in their careers. MDRC is located in New York.

The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts is a private organization located in New York, NY that manages an innovative grants program and preserves the legacy of Andy Warhol through responsible licensing policies and extensive scholarly research. They have given over $260 million in cash grants to arts organizations and donated thousands of works of art to institutions worldwide. The Foundation does not have an exhibition space, but the largest collection of Warhol's work can be found at The Andy Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA. They also support the Andy Warhol Catalogue Raisonn, which documents Warhol's paintings, sculptures, and drawings, and provide resources for researchers through the museum's Archives Study Center and Stanford University's online Andy Warhol Photography Archive.Generated from the website