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25th June 2015, 09:16 AM
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IAF Washington DC
Some one informed me the main office of Inter-American Foundation (IAF) is located in Washington DC. So can you please provide contact number and location map of this? I want to get pictures of building where the main office of Inter-American Foundation (IAF) situated. What is the location of this Building in Washington DC?
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15th May 2018, 02:21 PM
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Re: IAF Washington DC
I want to get the details of Industrial Areas Foundation IAF of WIN, Washington DC so will you provide me?
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15th May 2018, 02:22 PM
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Re: IAF Washington DC
The Industrial Areas Foundation (IAF) is the oldest and largest national, institution-based, community organizing network in the United States. The IAF works with 62 institution-based community organizations across the United States, as well as in Canada, the United Kingdom, and Germany. These organizations have produced impressive results in training thousands of African-American, white, Latino and Asian, poor, working and middle class leaders to take action on community, city and state issues. What do IAF organizations do? IAF organizations are: Power Organizations committed to expanding the ability of individuals, families and organizations to act on issues of concern. Action Organizations committed to researching local and broader issues, acting directly on those issues with decision-makers in the public and private sectors, and evaluating those actions. Training Organizations where leaders and potential leaders can learn about the skills and concepts necessary to operate effectively in the public arena. What have IAF organizations accomplished? Living Wage. Conceived, designed, and passed the first living wage law in the country in Baltimore in 1994. The second bill was the work of the IAF affiliates in New York City in 1996. Since then, IAF affiliates in Texas, Arizona, and elsewhere have passed living wage legislation. Nehemiah Housing. Built and sold 5,000 new, affordable, owner-occupied homes in parts of Brooklyn, the South Bronx, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, D.C. , as well as created a $25 million annual dedicated fund for affordable housing in Montgomery Co., Maryland. School Reform. Alliance Schools are engaging thousands of parents, teachers, administrators, and community leaders in communities all across the southwest and west. IAF established partnerships to run seven city schools in the Bronx and Brooklyn and forged an agreement with New York City to build a state-of-the-art campus for four new high schools in the South Bronx. Large Scale Blight Removal and Revitalization Successfully negotiated with the Washington, DC government to commit $550 million to redevelop neighborhoods, won a $295 million bond bill from the city of Philadelphia to rehabilitate blighted communities, and negotiated a $59 million fund for redeveloping neighborhoods in Baltimore. After School Programs Established a model after-school program in Baltimore, serving more than 1,200 students in 10 schools Immigrant Issues Developed a partnership with Citizens Bank in Boston to enable immigrants to send money home to their families for minimal fees. Launched a joint campaign in North Carolina to press community colleges to provide in-state tuition to immigrant high school graduates. Pressing the Federal government to open a full service INS office in Montgomery County, MD where a majority of the states new immigrants reside. Organized successfully to overhaul bilingual education in New York City in 2003. Contact- Washington Interfaith Network 1226 Vermont Ave. NW Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 202-503-9695 Email: votewindc@gmail.com |
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