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Witness for Peace Southeast is a non-profit organization based in Raleigh, NC, that has been actively working to raise awareness and empower individuals to take action against poverty and oppression in the Carolinas and Latin America since 1982. Through their popular education model and transformative witnessing approach, they strive to address the root causes of issues such as drug wars, free trade agreements, immigration, and military aid and training, with a focus on advocating for policy change in the United States. With a belief in the power of solidarity and centering the voices of marginalized communities, Witness for Peace Southeast collaborates with partners in Latin America to challenge colonialism, imperialism, and paternalist policies that perpetuate inequality. By engaging in educational initiatives and leading delegations, they aim to inspire individuals to become advocates for change and to foster a deeper understanding of the issues at hand.Generated from the website

Young Life in Raleigh, NC is a community-focused organization dedicated to reaching and engaging with Generation Z through personal relationships and life-changing experiences. Their mission involves providing fun, adventurous opportunities for young people to discover Jesus Christ alongside like-minded adults and volunteers. With a belief that every young person deserves to hear the message of God's love, Young Life creates a welcoming environment where individuals can be themselves and feel accepted for who they are. Through a combination of authentic friendships, purposeful activities, and faith-building experiences, Young Life aims to introduce adolescents to Jesus and help them grow in their faith. Generated from the website

Arts Access North Carolina is dedicated to fostering an inclusive artistic environment that bridges the gap between arts education and disability. Through initiatives like the Artist Link Project and the Arts Access Gallery, they provide a platform for disabled artists to showcase and sell their work. In addition to exhibitions, Arts Access offers training workshops to guide arts organizations and educators in creating inclusive experiences for individuals with disabilities. Their commitment to accessibility also includes audio description services, ensuring that patrons who are blind or have low vision can fully engage with the arts. Generated from the website