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The Armenian Students Assocation (ASA) is an association of undergraduate and graduate students with an interest in Armenian culture. We welcome all students who express an interest in Armenian issues and the ASA.

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The Asian American Graduate Student Association (AAGSA) is a graduate student organization that serves to build a strong graduate community through Asian American culture-related events and activities. AAGSA events and activities strive to maintain an open, inclusive, and easy atmosphere that celebrates shared experiences and identities, while recognizing the diverse complexity of our community. Events may also include educational, social, and political nature on occasion.

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Serving the Asian and Asian American Community at Stanford through education, organization, service, and action.

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The Asian Women's Alliance exists to provide a space for Asian and Asian-American women and allies to gather in solidarity with one another and deepen our understanding of ethnic identity while creating lasting bonds. 

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The purpose of the Stanford Azerbaijani Student Association is to represent and increase awareness about Azerbaijan and the Azerbaijani culture in the Stanford community, as well as to provide a network for Azerbaijani students at Stanford University.

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Our mission is to celebrate our collective identity, embrace and serve our community, and create a safe space for all Bengali, Bangladeshi, and associated members of the Stanford community.

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Our organization's mission is to create space meant to center and uplift the black communities on both our campus and within the broader Bay Area

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the members of the Black Graduate Student Association (BGSA) of Stanford University, for the sake of the intellectual, social, and cultural enrichment of the Black graduate students and the broader Stanford community, pledge to envision and construct a thriving community characterized by joy, freedom, and intellectual curiosity. We will leverage our access to institutional resources to strengthen our communities and address the social, economic, environmental, and political barriers that we face.

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The Black Recruitment and Orientation Committee (BROC) was established in 1976 as a committee within the Black Student Union, with the intent to welcome prospective and incoming students to Stanford during Admit Weekend and New Student Orientation (NSO). BROC's work is rooted in curating intentional spaces for the Black collective at Stanford that allows for fellowship and community building to take place.

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We are a community of creatives capturing and reimagining Black entertainment and Hip Hop spaces. Through unparalleled events, mentorship, and networking opportunities, we pride ourselves on creating synergetic spaces for bonding, personal growth, and career acceleration centered around Blackness and Black entertainment.

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The Stanford Black Student Union (BSU) is a social, cultural, and political organization primarily concerned with the continual improvement of life for Black students at Stanford. Originally founded in 1967, the BSU has been instrumental in spurring many imaginative changes in the Black community. We organize programs such as Kwanzaa Ball, the Black Love concert, and our youth empowerment conference to celebrate, uplift, and center Black voices. Anyone interested in getting involved is welcome to join one of our many committees, which include Political Action, Social-Celebrations, and Community Service among others. Whether you are involved as an intern or general member, the BSU is a space for all Black students, and we are committed to promoting unity and inclusion and building a community of care.

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Stanford's Cambodian Student Association (CamSA) promotes awareness of Cambodian-American culture and issues through community outreach, workshops & discussions, and film nights, as well as other sponsored events. Open to all members of the Stanford community regardless of ethnicity, CamSA features a diverse, welcoming membership and is building a community of shared identity with Cambodian heritage.

CamSA encourages diverse cultural interests through collaboration with other Stanford-affiliated groups, Cambodian-American interest groups at other universities, the broader Cambodian-American community, and the broader Asian-Pacific Islander community.

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We create this space to help navigate the Central American erasure in the Latino community at Stanford. It is important to recognize the diversity within the Central American diaspora. CASA is a space for CentAm's of all races, ethnicities, LGBTQ+ identity, religion, abilities, and/or immigration status. As we create this space we want to stress our commitment to Black/Indigenous folks within CentAm diaspora– who are too often at the forefront of the trauma in our community. This will be a continuous conversation at CASA as well as unpacking mestizaje and whiteness in LatAm/CentAm.

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The First-generation and/or Low Income Partnership is a volunteer student organization dedicated to supporting FLI students through building community, advocacy, and advancing conversations about socioeconomic class at Stanford and beyond. Join us and learn more.

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Graduate Multiracial Community's mission is to build community among multiracial graduate students, undergraduate students, faculty, and staff; spread awareness of multiracial issues; and contribute to harmony and mutual understanding, care, and benefit among people of all races and mixtures thereof.

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Hermanas is a social organization focused on supporting the academic, personal, and community growth of Latine/x womxn and gender-marginalized folks at Stanford. We welcome all students who are interested to join!

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Stanford Hmong Student Union (HSU) is the Hmong-interest student group at Stanford University that provides a supportive community for everyone interested! Our mission is to spread awareness of Hmong identity and presence at Stanford University.

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The mission of Japanese Student Union (JSU) is to provide support and a social network for Japanese
and Japanese American undergraduates and students interested in Japanese culture, society, and
current issues, while raising cultural awareness and fostering information exchange with the greater
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We're the Jewish Student Association, and our goal is simple:
build a warm community where students can identify with Jewish culture and have good times connecting with their peers.

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Learn more about us at www.stanfordjsa.com

JEWS OF 2027: We can't wait to meet you!
Fill out this form to get connected with JSA and other Jewish students in your class:
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"KSA is a panethnic, student-run undergraduate organization committed to fostering a welcoming community among students who identify as Korean or Korean American and/or share an interest in Korean culture, politics, and social issues."

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A student group that centers the queer, trans, Latinx experience, but anyone can join regardless of identity. It states that through weekly meetings and events they hope to foster a welcome community for all that join.

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The mission of the Lao Student Union (LLSU) is to organize, rally, and celebrate the existence of the Lao students on campus. When people talk about Southeast Asia, Laos is often forgotten about and left behind; even amongst Southeast Asians ourselves it feels. This organization is to spotlight the incredible culture and heritage our people have, build a community and space for our voice, and to be fully recognized amongst our underrepresented peers. Above all this will be a space of community build and support for students who have been historically underrepresented on Stanford's campus.

However, we also strive to be open to all people on campus, especially other underrepresented groups who may be struggling to find a voice and a community of their own. This includes populations such as Thai and ethnic minority Laotian communities (such as the Khmu, Lu Mien, Katang, Isan peoples, and all others who resonate with Laotian identity).

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Latinos Unidos strives to equally represent and celebrate all Latin American cultures and ethnicities within the Stanford community. We focus and aim primarily to educate the Stanford community through social and cultural programming about the various Latin American celebrations, our rich history, literature, media productions, and diverse communities.

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Los Hermanos de Stanford stand as one, united, in exercising our beliefs: Active participation and collaboration with all communities, and servicing those less fortunate than ourselves who may find our assistance beneficial. A dedication to academic excellence, developing marketable skills and mental fortitude in preparation for life outside of the university; And the practice and preservation of our members' cultures, values, and ideals, never forgetting who we are and from where we have come
We focuses on fundraising for our annual scholarship which we award to high achieving, low-income, college-bound high school seniors. We raise money through events such as Club Caliente, Copa Cardinal (an all campus soccer tournament), Pie an Hermano, and more!

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Empowering diversity, fostering inclusivity, and celebrating Maghrebi/ NorthAfrican culture, Maghrebi & Amazigh Students at Stanford is dedicated to creating a vibrant community on campus. Our mission is to Celebrate Amazighi and Maghrebi culture and history that is constantly overlooked in African and Arab spaces, promoting understanding and appreciation of cultural richness among university members.

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Strengthen the Mexican community at Stanford and promote Mexican culture.

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MXD provides space for mixed students to engage with diverse perspectives, talk about identity, connect with mixed faculty, and learn about mixed studies. We do this by hosting various socials, study nights, speaker events, discussions, workshops, and field trips. We also make it a priority to collaborate with other students groups as well as the various ethnic community centers on campus. First and foremost, we value community, and we always welcome any students who are interested in engaging with us!

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The mission of NOBCChE@Stanford includes building a community of culturally conscious black scientists and engineers. NOBCChE@Stanford will strive toward professional, academic, and philanthropic development, both as individuals and as a chapter, by engaging in events and workshops with industry, Stanford University, and minority communities.

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The purpose of Pacific Islander Student Association is to learn, share, practice and celebrate the indigenous cultural knowledge and history of the Pacific islands. This group will provide a place for indigenous Pacific Islanders and those interested in these cultures to meet, as well as educate the Stanford community and bring awareness to these cultures and traditions.

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