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"Until we
extend the circle of
compassion to all living
beings, we shall not find
peace" -- Albert Schweitzer
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The Ultimate
Objective: The weapons are
active care, compassion and concern,
the vehicle encompasses successful
initiatives that address the ills of
conflict, ignorance, poverty and
disease. |
Established
as a Nevada nonprofit organization in
1994, for 25 years Humanitarian Resource
Institute has served as a leader in
advocacy, mediation and policy
development.
HRI: H-II OPSEC Leadership Development
Special thanks to Kay
Collette Goss, CEM. Kay was Assoc.
FEMA Director (1994-2001) during the
90's, when HRI set up the National
City/County Emergency Management Support
Network (1994), International Disaster
Information Network (1999), to assist
FEMA with global remediation efforts for
Y2K. In 2011, IDIN transitioned to
the Global Special Operations Network:
Intelligence - Defense - Interpol - LEO
Fusion Support for complex emergencies
that were beyond governmental
capabilities, UN, NGO, and relief
organizations.
How to Help
Make a financial
contribution through Paypal link below
or inkind donation of professional
time, talents and resources.
Thank you for your support.
Stephen M. Apatow
Founder, Humanitarian Resource Institute
Gifts in support of the 501 (C) (3) Nonprofit Organization
Humanitarian Resource Institute and
the United Nations Arts Initiative can
be made
through Paypal:
For additional Information, please
contact:
HumanitarianResource Institute
711 S Carson St #4
Carson City, Nevada 89701
Mailing Address:
167 Cherry Street, # 260
Milford, Connecticut 06460
Humanitarian Resource Institute has been
organized as a Nevada nonprofit
corporation and is qualified as a
non-profit organization under Section
501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
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