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All About No Waste is a club that fosters innovation and implementation of impactful circular economy solutions.

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Asha Stanford's mission is promoting education projects that are specific to establishing sustainable education practices in India. We do this by funding several educational projects. On campus we hold events like Holi (in Spring) and plan on holding a brand new Garba event in the Fall!

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An organization of technologists, designers, and thinkers passionate about maximizing the benefits of technology and mitigating its harms.

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Earthtones is a student-led team that organizes and coordinates an annual environmental justice arts festival, called Earthtones. This festival takes place around Earth Day each year on the O'Donohue Family Stanford Educational Farm to celebrate the connection between people of color and the environment, uplifting those impacted by environmental injustices.

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The purpose of this organization is to dismantle racism, sexism, ablism, homophobia, transphobia, classism, and ethnic discrimination and all forms of oppression in engineering departments, in solidarity with departments across Stanford and with other institutes of higher education, by advocating for policy change that actively supports, nurtures and sustains a diverse academic environment in engineering, and via community-based solutions such as action-oriented workshops, book clubs, journal clubs, and invited speakers.

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Our Student Chapter aims to engage with intentionality and purpose in sustainable service and professional development. More generally, we aim to help students engage in critical thinking surrounding issues of global significance to produce a more solidified sense of awareness among our club members regarding the nuances that physicians, policymakers, and other health practitioners need to navigate whilst partaking in humanitarian work.

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People for Animal Welfare (PAW)'s mission is to reduce animal suffering and raise awareness of animal welfare issues on campus.

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In all efforts and projects, Stanford ACLU seeks to:
(1) Uphold the broader mission of the ACLU, which is to preserve and protect the liberties and privileges guaranteed to each individual by the Bill of Rights and expand the reach of the Constitution's guarantees.
(2) Promote civil rights efforts on Stanford's campus within the scope of ACLU's mission through raising interest and awareness, monitoring civil liberties on campus, and taking action around school policies in support of other Stanford advocacy groups.
(3) Provide a supportive community for like-minded students passionate about civil rights; cultivate interest in civil liberties and promote a pathway for careers in public service.

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To raise awareness for lung cancer screening for individuals at high-risk of developing lung cancer within the Stanford University and larger local community through educational efforts, community outreach, and health literacy engagement.

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As a member you will be able to engage with community partners in the area to establish connections with the greater bay area community. Further, you will also be part of the national American Lung Cancer Screening Initiative non-profit organization and will have the opportunity collaborate from university chapters all over the nation.

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The Stanford American Sign Language Club serves to cultivate a space for deaf, hard of hearing, and hearing students to find community and practice/expand their signing skills.

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The Stanford Asian American Activism Committee (SAAAC) is a space for Asian Americans to learn about and take action for liberation and community care. SAAAC accomplishes this through internal political education, coalition building on and off campus, and organizing actions and campaigns.

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SDC is a community for students to explore different pathways of abolitionist social change through projects that connect us to directly-impacted people and criminal justice organizations.

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Stanford Disability Alliance (SDA) builds community among students with disabilities and allies, facilitates advocacy on behalf of students with disabilities at Stanford, and provides educational opportunities to the broader Stanford community. SDA organizes events such as community dinners, movie nights, and field trips to sites and events relating to disability culture and history.

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We are committed to combining compassion with reasoning and evidence so that our choices do the most good possible. With this broad approach, we tackle some of the most challenging questions of our era: what global problems should we prioritize, what strategies have the best chances of solving them, and how can we best use our careers, donations, resources and lifestyles to contribute to these?

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The Stanford FairTrade Collective serves at the multidimensional intersection of social equity, environmental justice, and public health to promote the proliferation of FairTrade ideals across the Stanford campus, for our goal to make Stanford FairTrade-friendly. Broadly, the Stanford FairTrade Collective seeks to raise social awareness about how the realities of poverty and hunger throughout the world can be alleviated through a more equitable FairTrade free-market system, based on economic empowerment.

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Membership benefits include the opportunity to engage with like-minded individuals passionate about social and economic justice, the ability to help organise campus-wide events to increase FairTrade reach at Stanford, developing multifaceted leadership and project management skills, and delving into the field of social impact consulting, among others.

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Stanford in Government is a nonpartisan, student-run organization that promotes political awareness and involvement on the Stanford campus. SIG is committed to engaging students and the greater community in the governmental process through encouraging campus awareness of political issues, strengthening community service efforts, and providing internship resources and fellowships.

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Stanford Planned Parenthood Generation seeks to mobilize the student body to engage in the nation-wide reproductive and sexual justice movement. We focus on inclusion of all identities, fighting abortion stigma, trans* inclusion, voter mobilization, and movement building.

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The PIT Lab believes that a purely technical view of technological development is making it harder to truly build technology in the public interest. If Stanford students aim to shape a better technological future for humanity, we must grapple with the broader political, economic, and social forces at play. We must closely analyze who is served and who is harmed by technological development. Its development should draw from perspectives in disciplines like politics, economics, and sociology. It should also be rooted in a deep understanding of the negative manifestations of power in society—racism, sexism, and classism among them. As technology does not exist in a vacuum, neither should Stanford's technology ecosystem.

The PIT Lab is not the first to think this way. We see many scholars, organizations, and activists engaging with the difficult questions and challenges in the PIT space. Our intention is not to crowd this space simply for the sake of it, but to support others' work and contribute meaningfully. The PIT Lab believes that building a community with interdisciplinary and diverse perspectives can foster serious contemplation and effective advocacy to support ongoing and new PIT efforts.

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1) Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) is a diverse group of students, faculty, staff, and community members at Stanford University, organized on principles to promote justice, human rights, liberation, and self-determination for the Palestinian people.
2) SJP is a space comprised of both Palestinian and non-Palestinian students, engaged in self-determination and solidarity, respectively. Within SJP, we defer to the leadership and vision of Palestinian students whenever possible.
3) SJP views the liberation of the Palestinian people as bound up with the liberation of all oppressed people.
4) SJP supports a one-state solution for Palestine in which all ethnicities can live under equal rights.
5) SJP is committed to organizing for the liberation of Palestine from settler colonial rule. This entails a democratic, plurinational one-state solution to initiate the process of decolonization. What we identify decolonization to be composed of includes:
The right of return for Palestinians and the Palestinian diaspora.
A process of land reform which adequately addresses the injustice of dispossession and creates the conditions of peace and reconciliation.
The right to defense and resistance for occupied peoples to survive and demand their sovereignty (per the UN resolution 37/43).
6) SJP knows that the occupation, apartheid, and colonization of Palestine is a result of U.S/Western imperialism and capitalism. Stanford SJP is committed to understanding and organizing for the liberation of Palestine, and all oppressed peoples, knowing that dismantling systems of oppression such as imperialism and capitalism is at the center of it all. We are committed to people’s struggle around the world and understand the Palestinian struggle to have the potential to inculcate anti-imperialist and anti-capitalist ideology within other US social movements.
7) SJP acknowledges the land we occupy on Turtle Island, and fights for the liberation of all indigenous peoples globally. Both the US and Israel were founded as European settler colonial outposts, created through the ethnic cleansing of native peoples in order to gain control of maximum land and resources for a white ruling class. Palestinians and Indigenous Populations globally unite and feel the connections in their struggles which are deeply intertwined, which is why it is imperative to understand that Palestine is an Indigenous Struggle, one that we can tangibly support and advocate for.
8) SJP recognizes the history of settler colonialism in the Americas – a history that sees Islamophobia, anti-Indigenous narratives, anti-Blackness, antisemitism, homophobia, ableism, and classism as inextricably bound. Active solidarity is crucial to mobilizing people for global collective livingness, thriving and liberation.

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Our mission is to educate the Stanford community about pro-life issues, to provide support for those facing difficult life-related decisions, and to defend the basic human rights of the unborn, the very elderly, and all others whose lives are unjustly in danger of being deemed dispensable by our society.

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Our mission is to raise awareness of the unique challenges faced by individuals and families affected by rare diseases through advocacy, education, and research here on campus and beyond.

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Students for a Sustainable Stanford is an inclusive and intersectional community that strives for long-lasting sustainable practices on and off the Stanford campus through discussion, engagement, and direct action.

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Team HBV is the outreach arm of the Jade Ribbon Campaign (JRC). Our mission is to increase awareness of the dangers of hepatitis B and liver cancer. We are an international community comprised of collegiate chapters, high school chapters and local volunteers inspired by the Asian Liver Center at Stanford University. More broadly, it includes all of those groups and individuals who toil endlessly under the noble cause of the JRC: to increase awareness and provide ethnic-sensitive health information to the API community and health professionals in an effort to reduce this major health disparity and improve API health. In essence, Team HBV is the human network of those on the frontlines working to educate their communities about hepatitis B and liver cancer.

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The Stanford Alt. Protein Project strives to build a healthy, sustainable, and ethical food system by creating a diverse, inclusive, and impact-driven community for alternative protein education, research, innovation, and awareness.

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We expect to serve as a resource for interested members of the Stanford community by helping students find research, education, and entrepreneurship opportunities, working with faculty to integrate discussion of alternative protein into new or existing courses, and hosting events to promote awareness of alternative proteins.

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UNA-USA Stanford aims to strengthen support for the United Nations while providing opportunities within the United Nations to the Stanford Community.

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