NIAF is the fifth largest ethnic group and a major advocate in Washington, DC. You can browse through the programs, activities, and much more.

The National Association of the Wolves was founded on September 19, 1951 and consists of Local Wolves Clubs (known as Dens) located in many communities, presently in Pennsylvania and Ohio.

This organization of Italian American Professionals and Executives offers scholarship, awareness, and assistance programs. Find out how you can be apart of this association.

In it's 70th year, the goal of the Italian American Brotherhood Club remains dedicated to support, plan, develop, provide, and operate a social service organization which will serve a public purpose and provide for the needy as well as afford educational opportunities through a continuing scholarship program.

A not for profit fraternal association of Italian-American police officers of the New York City Police Department.

This organization's mission is to preserve our heritage and ensure that Italian Americans know their immigrant history.

The Society's goal is to heighten awareness in humanities, social history, fine arts, and cultural history of Naples and Campania

It is great to see that there is an organization for young Italian Americans.

Read their newsletter or browse through their calendar of events, links, meeting schedule, and a host of other information that is provided for your enjoyment.

A great site to visit and find information on Italian-Americans, organizations, history, fashion, famous Italians, and much more.

IFAFA's goal is to preserve and foster interest in Italian folk arts. Find out how you can join and learn more about the wonderful traditions, costumes, and dances of Italian folk art.

This is the only research institute devoted to the study of Italian Americans.

Township of Ocean, New Jersey This year marks our 23rd anniversary as an organization that is dedicated to children, families and the fostering of the Italian-American heritage and culture. Due to our growth and increasing levels of service, we were able to purchase and rebuild a new Italian Cultural Center. This center serves as our headquarters with a world class banquet facility, classrooms, meeting rooms and Resource Center.

The Italian American Lawyers Assn. (IALA) is now in its 23rd year as a Los Angeles-area bar association. It is known for its outstanding speakers, authentic Italian meals, and a zip no other bar association we know of has.

ITALIA UNITA celebrates Italian pride and culture through special events throughout the year. Italia Unita's main event, the Italian Festival, was launched in 1995 and has become a benchmark in the Italian American community. The Italian festival allows native Italians to recapture the essence of community, while second and third generation Italian- American's gain an appreciation of their culture. Throughout the year Italia Unita coordinates and promotes many events in an effort to maintain the level of appreciation and pride, which the three day festival brings forth in the community. PRIDE is the key word for Italia Unita. We take pride in our roots, our culture, and our achievements. We believe in ourselves and we believe in the strength within all Italians.

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Branches in California and Nevada

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