This portal attempts to estimate the number of casualties and refugees in order to answer the question of our Mission. It is worth mentioning that the ethnic cleansing of non-Muslims, attack on places of worship (mandirs, churches, and temples), homes and livelihood, and confiscation of their homesteads through the Enemy Property Act by declaring non-Muslims as Enemies of State, continued unabated since the days of Noakhali Danga pogrom. Even during the rule of Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (1971-1975), known as the Father of the Bengali Nation, complete security for lives of minority populations did not return. Shiekh Mujibur Rahman compromised with intolerant, anti-secular groups by keeping the inhumane and unjust Enemy Property Act active with a different name — Vested Property Act, and by completely destroying the millennium-old Ramna Kali Mandir temple and adjoining Ma Anandamoyee Ashram which were demolished by Pakistan Army and her Bengali Islamist allies during the Bangladesh independence war. In Bengal, as in much of the Indian Subcontinent, there is a taboo in discussing the plight of minorities and researching the whereabouts of the missing population of minorities. The ISPaD Project attempts to break that taboo and tries to estimate the status of minorities in Bangladesh – the East Bengal of the erstwhile Bengal Province of British-ruled-India AND to answer the all too frequently asked question: Where have my people gone?

The Henry B. Tippie National Aviation Education Center (NAEC), located at the Dallas Executive Airport, provides hands-on learning opportunities, an immersive history experience and activities for all ages. Our mission is to Honor the Past, Empower the Future. Visit us to be inspired by aviation and history while developing leadership and "21st century" job skills. No matter the career, strong skills in communication, creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and citizenship will help individuals of all ages be more successful.

StefenandSAM offers inspiring, story driven private art tours in Seattle WA that feel personal, welcoming, and thoughtfully curated. Led by a passionate British art historian, each guided gallery and museum experience sparks curiosity and meaningful conversation that helps you see art in a fresh, and memorable way. Perfect for visitors, locals, date nights, and special occasions seeking a unique cultural experience.

Artistry In Motion is a collaboration of highly skilled artisans that provide the highest of quality of props and set dressing, as well as offering historical consultation and art direction for films, television productions, and museum displays. Artistry In Motion was founded in 2008 to fill a void in the film, television, and display fabrication fields. AIM set out to create a company that would gather historians, researchers, fabricators, and artisans who could not only work together, but also produce results with the highest quality possible.

For a one-of-a-kind Chicago museum experience downtown, visit the American Writers Museum As one of the most unique Chicago museums downtown, our mission is to celebrate the enduring influence of American writers on our history, identity, culture, and daily lives. American writing is distinctive, diverse, and comes in many forms from across the nations. As the only museum devoted to American writers and their works, AWM connects visitors with their favorite authors and writings from more than five centuries, while inspiring the discovery of new works of every type – poetry, lyrics, speeches, drama, fiction, nonfiction, journalism, and more. The authors and works we present are not meant to be a definitive list of who is the greatest or most influential. Instead, we present authors and works as part of a continuum that will grow and change. We hope you will visit us often to see what authors and works come next!

The Meteor Crater is a lot more than just the world’s best-preserved meteorite impact site, the Interactive Discovery Center & Space Museum boasts hands-on exhibits and displays where you can immerse yourself into the science and history of meteorite impacts around the globe.

Several million dollars have been spent to construct the Museum Building and various pavilions to better showcase the modes of transportation: Air, Sea, Land, and Rail We need to raise another $30 million for continued improvements and planned expansion. All donations are tax Deductable !! Thank you to all of you who sent in Foundation donations, purchased bricks, supported our Raffle and Golf Tournament in 2018. We at ATMF look forward to seeing you at the museum this year at the "Annual COL Joe Botts Memorial Golf Tournament", our Halloween "Night at the Transportation Museum", or our "General Membership Meeting" later this year. We also encourage you to visit our Museum Gift shop or donate today to support our efforts because, without your support, we cannot do what we need to do in support of the Army's Best Museum !!​ The Army Transportation Museum Foundation (ATMF), helps to sustain the Army Transportation Museum in its efforts to preserve the Transportation Corps heritage and legacy since its inception during World War II This heritage spans the breadth of transportation multi-modal delivery which has given the Nation and our Army the ability to globally deploy, engage and defeat the enemies of the United States in close combat. To do so, the Transportation Corps has grown and evolved in capability since its Rail and Movement Control beginnings. During Vietnam, Army Transportation added helicopter deliveries of man and equipment on the battlefield in support of intratheater operations. Today, Army transportation includes Air, Rail, Container, ship, and truck transport having divested its rotary capability to the Army Aviation Corps to give intertheater clout. With units spread throughout the Active, Guard and Reserve, Army transportation both here and abroad has created a culture within the logistics community who are risk takers on the battlefield as its people depart ports and Forward Operating Bases to sustain and bring capability which embraces its motto as the "Spearhead of Logistics" because "Nothing Happens Until Something Moves". Through your contributions and membership, ATMF provides connectivity between the military and civilian communities to keep a rich and vibrant history alive at Fort Eustis, Virginia.

The Port Townsend Aero Museum began operations in 2001, founded by experienced aircraft restorers Jerry and Peggy Thoutte. With an initial donation of six flying antique aircraft and several restoration projects, the museum quickly attracted a group of dedicated young volunteers. The youth mentorship program grew alongside the collection.

Immerse yourself in Museum of Ice Cream, where flavor meets fun! In line with our mission to unite and inspire through imagination and connection we offer a unique adventure that is ideal for everyone, regardless of age. From families, groups of friends, to those celebrating special occasions, everyone will find joy in our world of unlimited ice cream.