2024-05-13T11:14:41-05:00 2023-12-31 541029635 THOMPSON GREENSPON 4035 RIDGE TOP RD SUITE 700 FAIRFAX VA 22030 990EZ 2023-01-01 453640046 NIWAP INC NIWA 2022108886 5610 MCKINLEY STREET BETHESDA MD 20817 LESLYE ORLOFF PRESIDENT 2022108886 2024-05-13 1 LESLYE ORLOFF 1 TRACY M MOREY CPA P01521539 7033858888 2 AAL1 IAL1 2023 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X HTTPS://WWW.WCL.AMERICAN.EDU/NIWAP X X 54674 X 44312 10362 54674 7500 47323 243 3853 58919 -4245 43610 0 39365 X 37347 23785 7489 15627 44836 39412 1226 47 43610 39365 X TO EDUCATE, TRAIN, OFFER TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND PUBLIC POLICY ADVOCACY, AND CONDUCT RESEARCH THAT WILL ASSIST A WIDE RANGE OF PROFESSIONALS WORKING AT THE FEDERAL, STATE, AND LOCAL LEVELS WHO WORK WITH AND/OR WHOSE WORK AFFECTS IMMIGRANT WOMEN AND CHILDREN. OUR WORK IS DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THE DEVELOPMENT, IMPLEMENTATION, AND USE OF LAWS, POLICIES, AND PRACTICES THAT BENEFIT IMMIGRANT WOMEN AND CHILDREN. TRAINING AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: TRAINED 1,387 ATTENDEES BY OFFERING 4 LIVE TRAININGS AND 28 VIRTUAL TRAINING EVENTS HOSTED IN 11 STATES, REACHING NATIONAL AND STATEWIDE AUDIENCES. TRAINEES AT THE VIRTUAL EVENTS INCLUDED: JUDGES, COURT STAFF, POLICE, PROSECUTORS, CHILD WELFARE, ADULT PROTECTION AND OTHER GOVERNMENT STAFF; VICTIM ADVOCATES, SOCIAL SERVICES AND FAITH-BASED ORGANIZATION STAFF; HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS; DOMESTIC/SEXUAL VIOLENCE PROGRAM STAFF; LEGAL SERVICES AND PRO BONO ATTORNEYS.TRAININGS: IN 2023, NIWAP'S TRAININGS INCLUDED: -MARYLAND: SEVERAL STATEWIDE TRAININGS FOR POLICE, PROSECUTORS, VICTIM ADVOCATES, ATTORNEYS AND JUDGES IN MARYLAND. IN ADDITION, NIWAP STAFF LED THE GOVERNOR'S FAMILY VIOLENCE COUNCIL'S IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS COMMITTEE, WHICH MET SEVERAL TIMES OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEAR TO IDENTIFY TRAINING NEEDS FOR SERVICES PROVIDERS SERVING IMMIGRANT VICTIMS IN MARYLAND AND ADDRESS GAPS AND EMERGING NEEDS FOR IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS IN THE STATE.-UNITED STATES CITIZENSHIP AND IMMIGRATION SERVICE: NIWAP PROVIDED ASSISTANCE TO THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY BY DELIVERING A WEBINAR ADVERTISING THE OPENING OF DHS'S NEW HART SERVICE CENTER AND THE HIRING OF 330 NEW POSITIONS FOR WHICH DHS SOUGHT OUR HELP FOR A WEBINAR ADVERTISING THE HIRING AND ENCOURAGING VICTIM ADVOCATES AND VICTIM ATTORNEYS TO APPLY.-INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FORENSIC NURSES: NIWAP ALSO WORKING IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF FORENSIC NURSES TO PROVIDE TRAINING AND TOOLS AND IDENTIFY AREAS OF NEED TO SUPPORT THE WORK OF SEXUAL ASSAULT NURSE EXAMINERS WORKING WITH IMMIGRANT SEXUAL ASSAULT SURVIVORS.-JUDICIAL TRAININGS: IN-PERSON TRAININGS THIS YEAR INCLUDED WORKING WITH THE CENTER FOR JUSTICE INNOVATION TO DESIGN AND DELIVER A TRAINING FOR ALL FAMILY COURT JUDGES IN THE STATE OF HAWAII. DELIVERING A STATEWIDE TRAINING IN FLORIDA FOR FAMILY COURT JUDGES AND AN IN-PERSON TRAINING FOR STATE FAMILY AND CRIMINAL COURT JUDGES IN PORTLAND, OREGON THAT WAS ATTENDED BY JUDGES, COURT STAFF, AND ATTORNEYS IN PORTLAND AND WAS AVAILABLE THROUGH LIVE STREAM TO JUDGES ACROSS THE STATE OF OREGON. THE FLORIDA, OREGON AND HAWAII JUDICIAL TRAININGS WERE IN-PERSON. EACH PROVIDED AN OVERVIEW OF THE JUDGES' ROLE IN SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILE STATUS (SIJS) AND U AND T VISA CASES AND A DISCUSSION OF THE SIGNIFICANT IMMIGRATION RELATED ISSUES THAT ARISE IN FAMILY COURT CASES WHEN CHILDREN, CRIME VICTIMS, PARENTS, OR OTHER LITIGANTS ARE IMMIGRANTS OR COME FROM MIXED IMMIGRATION STATUS FAMILIES.-LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PROSECUTOR TRAINING: THE ONE OTHER IN-PERSON TRAININGS WAS DELIVERED TO AUDIENCES OF POLICE OFFICERS, PROSECUTORS, AND THE VICTIM WITNESS STAFF WHO WORK IN LAW ENFORCEMENT AND PROSECUTION AGENCIES. WE DELIVERED ONE WORKSHOP AT THE CONFERENCE ON CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN IN DALLAS, TEXAS THAT FOCUSED ON BEST PRACTICES FOR PROSECUTORS IN PROSECUTIONS WHERE THE CRIME VICTIM IS AN IMMIGRANT.-WEBINARS: THE 28 WEBINARS AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE EVENTS WE DELIVERED IN 2023 COVERED A RANGE OF TOPICS INCLUDING THE LEGAL RIGHTS OF IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS AND IMMIGRANT CHILDREN TO ACCESS: PUBLIC BENEFITS, HOUSING, HEALTHCARE, FORENSIC EXAMINATIONS, IMMIGRATION RELIEF, AND FAMILY LAW PROTECTIONS. TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE: NIWAP ANSWERED 12,649 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE QUESTIONS FROM A DIVERSE GROUP OF PROFESSIONALS INCLUDING: VICTIM ADVOCATES (28.9%); VICTIMS' ATTORNEYS (25.5%); POLICE, PROSECUTORS, OR OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS (13.2%); CULTURALLY OR LINGUISTICALLY SPECIFIC COMMUNITY-BASED GROUPS (9.2%); JUDGES AND COURT STAFF (20.0%); AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS (2.5%). MANY CALLS SOUGHT ASSISTANCE ON MULTIPLE TOPICS. WE RESPONDED TO TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE REQUESTS FROM ALL STATES AND FROM D.C., PUERTO RICO, AMERICAN SAMOA AND THE U.S. VIRGIN ISLANDS. 0 13253 AMICUS BRIEFS AND POLICY ADVOCACY. IN 2023, NIWAP EXPANDED ON WORK COMPLETED IN PREVIOUS YEARS AND ACCOMPLISHED MANY IMPORTANT PROJECTS. HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: AMICUS BRIEFS: FILED FIVE AMICUS BRIEFS IN CASES OF IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE, CUSTODY, AND VAWA CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL. NIWAP PLAYED A SIGNIFICANT ROLE AS THE LEAD AMICUS OR ONE OF THE LEAD ORGANIZATIONS IN 5 AMICUS BRIEFS THAT ADDRESSED THE FOLLOWING TOPICS:-1."LICELY JUAREZ VELASQUEZ VS. LIZARDO MARROQUIN MIRANDA" IN A CASE BEFORE THE PENNSYLVANIA SUPREME COURT ON APPEAL FROM THE JUDGEMENT OF THE SUPERIOR COURT OF PENNSYLVANIA, NIWAP FILED AN AMICUS BRIEF PREPARED BY K & L GATES. NIWAP'S AMICUS BRIEF IDENTIFIED LEGAL ERRORS MADE BY A PENNSYLVANIA JUDGE WHO REFUSED TO ISSUE SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILE STATUS JUDICIAL DETERMINATIONS TO AN IMMIGRANT CHILD IN A CASE WHERE THE COURT ISSUED CUSTODY ORDERS.(FEBRUARY 1, 2024).-2."WILKINSON VS. GARLAND" NIWAP PARTICIPATED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AN AMICUS BRIEF LED BY THE NATIONAL IMMIGRANT JUSTICE CENTER IN A CASE BEFORE THE U.S. SUPREME COURT IN A CASE CONSIDERING WHETHER EXTREME HARDSHIP DETERMINATIONS IN CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL CASES ARE SUBJECT TO JUDICIAL REVIEW. NIWAP, NIJC AND OTHER AMICI WITH EXPERTISE ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA) CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL FILED AN AMICUS BRIEF BEFORE THE U.S. SUPREME COURT WITH REPRESENTATION FROM WEIL, GOTSHAL AND MANGES LLP, DESCRIBING THE LEGISLATIVE HISTORY OF VAWA CANCELLATION OF REMOVAL CASES DESIGNED TO PROTECT IMMIGRANT SPOUSES AND CHILDREN ABUSED BY U.S. CITIZEN OR LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENT SPOUSES OR PARENTS (SEPTEMBER 2023).-3."FRANCISCO RAMIREZ, JACQUELINE REYES-MENDOZA, AND THEIR MINOR CHILD B.R., V HON. DAYLENE A. MARSH AND DAVID PAULINO PADILLA-SUAZO" EMERGENCY PETITION FOR WRIT OF SUPERINTENDING CONTROL TO THE NEW MEXICO SUPREME COURT IN A SEXUAL ASSAULT CASE IN WHICH A STATE COURT JUDGES ORDERED U VISA APPLICANT VICTIMS TO TURN OVER IN CRIMINAL COURT DISCOVERY INFORMATION CONTAINED IN THE VICTIM'S VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTED CASE IN VIOLATION OF FEDERAL LAW. NIWAP IS BEING REPRESENTED IN THIS APPEAL BY SKADDEN, ARPS, SLATE, MEAGHER & FLOM LLP. (JULY 31, 2023).-4."GEIDY MAVELY SOTO ALVARADO AND MAURICIO ANTONIO GARCIA SOTO V. MERRICK GARLAND" NIWAP LED AN AMICUS BRIEF FILED IN THE U.S. DISTRICT COURT OF RHODE ISLAND THAT WAS JOINED BY HARVARD LAW SCHOOL PROFESSORS AND CLINICS, THE ACLU, THE RHODE ISLAND COALITION AGAINST DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, AND ALL OF THE MAJOR WOMEN SHELTERS IN RHODE ISLAND. THIS BRIEF ARGUED THAT USCIS HAD MISINTERPRETED VAWA 2000 AMENDMENTS THAT WERE DESIGNED TO ALLOW VAWA SELF-PETITIONERS TO DIVORCE, FILE THEIR SELF-PETITIONS, AND AFTER FILING REMARRY WITH NO IMPACT THAT WOULD LEAD TO DENIAL OF THE APPLICATION. MAP IS BEING REPRESENTED IN THIS CASE BY CROWELL AND MORING. (JUNE 13, 2023)-5."ADA MERARY RIVAS-RAMOS V MERRICK GARLAND" NIWAP, REPRESENTED BY MANATT, PHELPS, AND PHILLIPS, LLP, FILED AN AMICUS BRIEF IN THE 8TH CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS IN THE CASE OF ADA RIVAS-RAMOS WHO FACED ABUSE AT THE HANDS OF HER FORMER PARTNER WITH WHOM SHE HAD BEEN IN A RELATIONSHIP WITH SINCE SHE WAS 14 YEARS OLD AND SHARED CHILDREN. THE BRIEF EXAMINED THE SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH AROUND INTIMATE PARTNER VIOLENCE THAT EXPLAINS PHYSICALLY LEAVING A RESIDENCE SHARED WITH AN ABUSIVE PARTNER DOES NOT MEAN THE SURVIVOR HAS SUCCESSFULLY ENDED THE RELATIONSHIP. (JUNE 2, 2023)-POLICY ADVOCACY: DURING 2023, NIWAP'S POLICY ADVOCACY WORK INVOLVED PROVIDING EXPERT SUBJECT MATTER ASSISTANCE ON A RANGE OF ISSUES INCLUDING: -T VISA LEGISLATION: AT THE REQUEST OF THE FREEDOM NETWORK AND ESPERANZA UNITED, NIWAP STAFF MET WITH SENATOR CASTRO'S STAFF TO DISCUSS UPCOMING T VISA LEGISLATION THAT WOULD REMOVE THE PHYSICAL PRESENCE REQUIRED FOR T VISAS. NIWAP ALSO PROVIDED EXPERTISE ON VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTIONS ALREADY IN PLACE AND RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE LEGISLATION TO ENSURE IT DID NOT WEAKEN PROTECTIONS UNDER CURRENT LAW. (SEPTEMBER 13, 2024).-UNDERSTANDING THE NEUROBIOLOGY OF TRAUMA: NIWAP ARRANGED FOR THE VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH SERVICES COUNCIL TO DEVELOP A TRAINING WEBINAR FOR AT THE REQUEST OF THE GENDER POLICY COUNCIL AT THE WHITE HOUSE THAT DISCUSSES HOW TRAUMA AFFECTS SURVIVORS OF SEXUAL ASSAULT. (DECEMBER 2023).-ENHANCING RESPONSES TO DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: TRAUMA AND ITS IMPACT ON TESTIMONY: NIWAP COLLABORATED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE RECORDING OF AN ON-LINE TRAINING WITH THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JUVENILE AND FAMILY COURT JUDGES. THE TRAINING WAS REQUESTED BY THE GENDER POLICY COUNCIL AT THE WHITE HOUSE FOR USE BY THE DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY TO TRAIN ITS ASYLUM OFFICERS AND ADJUDICATORS AND ALSO OTHER DHS ADJUDICATION OFFICERS WHO WORK ON CASES INVOLVING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS (AUGUST 2023).-HUD IMMIGRANT ELIGIBILITY DEFINITIONS: NIWAP STAFF UPDATED AND SUBMITTED THIS DEFINITION LIST TO THE WHITE HOUSE GENDER POLICY COUNCIL TO SUPPORT THEIR WORK WITH THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION IN TAKING STEPS TO ENSURE THAT VAWA SELF-PETITIONERS AND TRAFFICKING VICTIMS GET THE NON-WORK SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBERS THAT THEY NEED TO MAINTAIN SUBSIDIES IN PUBLIC AND ASSISTED HOUSING. (JULY 21, 2023)-CLARIFYING ELIGIBILITY FOR A QUALIFIED HEALTH PLAN THROUGH AN EXCHANGE, ADVANCE PAYMENTS OF THE PREMIUM TAX CREDIT, COST-SHARING REDUCTIONS, A BASIC HEALTH PROGRAM, AND FOR SOME MEDICAID AND CHILDREN'S HEALTH INSURANCE PROGRAMS: NIWAP SUBMITTED COMMENTS TO THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES ON THE SPECIAL NEEDS THAT IMMIGRANT SURVIVORS HAVE FOR VERIFICATION OF PUBLIC BENEFITS ELIGIBILITY FOR VAWA SELF-PETITIONERS IN A MANNER THAT COMPLIES WITH VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTIONS. (JUNE 23, 2023)-ESTABLISHING A STATEWIDE MARYLAND U VISA CERTIFICATION PROTOCOL FOR PROTECTION ORDER COURTS: LESLYE ORLOFF MET WITH THE MARYLAND JUDICIARY, A LEADERSHIP GROUP OF MARYLAND JUDGES, AND EXPERT JUDICIAL FACULTY FROM THE NATIONAL JUDICIAL NETWORK TO DISCUSS STEPS THE MARYLAND COURTS COULD TAKE TO PROMOTED U VISA CERTIFICATION BY STATE COURT JUDGES IN PROTECTION ORDER, DIVORCE, AND CUSTODY CASES. (APRIL 17, 2023).-MAILING ADDRESS PROCEDURES FOR RECIPIENTS OF VICTIM-BASED IMMIGRATION RELIEF: NIWAP ADVOCATED FOR THE ISSUANCE OF A POLICY FROM USCIS PROVIDING GUIDANCE ON MAILING ADDRESS PROCEDURES FOR PERSONS ELIGIBLE FOR AND RECIPIENTS OF VICTIM-BASED IMMIGRATION RELIEF. UNDER 8 U.S.C 1367 CONFIDENTIALITY PROVISIONS THE USCIS POLICIES ENSURE THAT INFORMATION RELATED TO A PROTECTED PERSON IS DISCLOSED ONLY TO AUTHORIZE PARTIES IDENTIFIED BY THE PROTECTED PERSON. THE NEW USCIS POLICY ISSUED APPLIES VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY PROTECTIONS TO ALL CASES FILED BY PROTECTED PERSONS INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO VAWA, T AND U VISA CASES. (APRIL 11, 2023).-WHITE HOUSE GENDER POLICY COUNCIL STAFF CONSULTATIONS: NIWAP STAFF URGED THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SINGLE BROCHURE THAT WOULD COVER ALL FORMS OF IMMIGRATION RELIEF FOR IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF CRIME, ABUSE, AND GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE THAT SHOULD BE REQUIRED TO BE DISTRIBUTED BY ALL DHS PERSONNEL ALONG WITH THE DHS INFOGRAPHIC AND GBV BROCHURE. (MARCH - MAY 2023).-SUBMISSIONS TO THE COUNCIL ON COMBATTING GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE AT THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY: NIWAP STAFF SUBMITTED DRAFTS ON VARIOUS TOPICS INCLUDING STEPS USCIS SHOULD TAKE THAT REQUIRE INTERVIEWING OF THE IMMIGRANT SPOUSE TO SCREEN FOR BATTERING OR EXTREME CRUELTY BEFORE DENYING A FAMILY BASED VISA PETITION OR LAWFUL PERMANENT RESIDENCY APPLICATION FOR MARRIAGE FRAUD, POLICIES AND TRAINING THAT ICE AND CBP SHOULD ADOPT TO FULLY IMPLEMENT VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY'S VICTIM PROTECTIONS, AND THE EXTENSION OF VAWA CONFIDENTIALITY AND 384 PROTECTIONS TO SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILE STATUS ELIGIBLE IMMIGRANT CHILDREN. (JANUARY 30, 2023). 0 23193 PUBLICATIONS & TRAINING MATERIALS DEVELOPMENT, SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH. A SIGNIFICANT PART OF NIWAP'S WORK DURING 2023 WAS DEVOTED TO DEVELOPMENT OF A TRAINING MANUAL FOR CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES WORKERS TO ASSIST THEM IN THEIR WORK WITH CHILDREN WHO WERE IMMIGRANTS OR LIVED IN IMMIGRANT FAMILIES. THIS WORK IS SUMMARIZED BELOW: TRAINING MATERIALS: NIWAP UNDERTOOK WORK IN 2023 FOR THE STATE OF MARYLAND ON TWO LEGAL RESEARCH AND WRITING PROJECTS DESIGNED TO IMPROVE HELP AVAILABLE IN MARYLAND FOR IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, SEXUAL ASSAULT, STALKING, DATING VIOLENCE, HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND OTHER CRIMES. THE TWO PROJECTS ARE: -U VISA CERTIFICATION, T VISA DECLARATION, SPECIAL IMMIGRANT JUVENILE STATUS AND VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT IMMIGRATION RELIEF FOR ABUSED IMMIGRANT CHILDREN A TOOLKIT FOR CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES. THIS TOOLKIT IS DESIGNED TO HELP CHILD PROTECTIVE SERVICES (CPS) AGENCY STAFF TO IDENTIFY AND BETTER ASSIST IMMIGRANT CHILDREN AND CHILDREN LIVING IN MIXED IMMIGRATION STATUS FAMILIES WHEN A CHILD HAS BEEN A VICTIM OF ABUSE, ABANDONMENT, NEGLECT, OR ANY U VISA CERTIFICATION ELIGIBLE CRIMINAL ACTIVITY. IMMIGRATION RELIEF IS ALSO AVAILABLE TO OFFER PROTECTION TO NON-ABUSIVE PARENTS TO TAKE STEPS TO HELP PROTECTION THEIR CHILDREN AND STEPCHILDREN FROM ABUSE AND/OR CRIME VICTIMIZATION. THIS TOOLKIT WAS COMPLETED DECEMBER 31, 2023 AND WILL BE PUBLISHED IN 2024. -NATIONAL REVIEW OF STATE LAWS OFFERING STATE FUNDED PUBLIC BENEFITS TO IMMIGRANT VICTIMS OF CRIME AND/OR ABUSE. NIWAP STAFF AND CONSULTANTS CONDUCTED A REVIEW OF THE STATUTES OF ALL STATES OR JURISDICTIONS IN THE U.S. THAT PROVIDE STATE FUNDED PUBLIC BENEFITS ASSISTANCE TO IMMIGRANT CRIME VICTIMS OR IMMIGRANTS WHO ARE SUBJECT TO A FEDERAL FIVE-YEAR BAR ON ACCESS TO FEDERAL PUBLIC BENEFITS. 0 22473 58919 X AISHA RAHMAN CHAIR DEVELOPMENT COMM. 1.00 0 0 0 ADELICIA CLIFFE CO-CHAIR DEVELOPMENT COMM. 1.00 0 0 0 DALE GLUCK CHAIR COMMUNICATIONS COMM. 1.00 0 0 0 LORETTA YOUNG SECRETARY 1.00 0 0 0 CAROLE ANGEL MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 BERNADETTE PASSADE CISSE MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 MARITZA PEREZ MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 ANTONIO FLORES MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 WENDY LAU MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 ANDREA CARACAMO-CAVAZOS MEMBER 1.00 0 0 0 LESLYE ORLOFF PRESIDENT 2.50 0 0 0 SANDRA HENRIQUEZ CHAIR 1.00 0 0 0 X 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 LESLYE E ORLOFF 5610 MCKINLEY STREET BETHESDA MD 20817 2022108886 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 NONE 0 NONE 0 1 X 20343 27967 35045 38995 44312 166662 8997 9531 10362 28890 29340 27967 35045 48526 54674 195552 11976 18419 17825 10250 22753 81223 0 11976 18419 17825 10250 22753 81223 114329 20000 20000 49340 27967 35045 48526 54674 215552 0.53040 0.54780 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED FORM 990-EZ, PART I, LINE 10 - GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID ACTIVITY CLASSIFICATION: COST SHARE MATCH. 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