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Mission Statement of ASA: The mission of the Asian Student Alliance at the University of Denver (ASA DU) is to provide a support group for each Asian American student on campus while addressing academic, political, and social issues through community events aimed at cultivating a stronger understanding between different groups, volunteering in the local community, and networking on campus. While we are Asian interest, we are not Asian exclusive. ASA will also work in collaboration with all other student organizations and affinity groups to promote and educate the community about inclusive excellence.

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The central purpose of the Black Student Alliance organization is to foster a dedicated community where DU students are educated about the African diaspora and Black and African American students are celebrated and supported.

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Our main goal is to connect with other Brazilians and create a more consolidated Brazilian community in Denver. We also aim to foster Brazilian students and encourage other Brazilians to apply to DU. We will provide mentorship for students from Brazil that plan on studying abroad.

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The mission of JBK is to create a safe, inclusive and friendly environment for DU students, alumni and faculty to learn, experience and enjoy the Japanese language and culture on and around campus.

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The Latin American Indigenous Student Association (LAISA) is dedicated to fostering a sense of unity, pride, and empowerment among Indigenous students hailing from diverse regions of Latin America. We strive to preserve and celebrate our rich cultural heritage, languages, and traditions while advocating for the unique needs and interests of Indigenous students within the academic environment. Furthermore, LAISA extends a warm welcome to individuals who are not of Latin American Indigenous descent but are passionate about learning, appreciating, and supporting Indigenous cultures. We believe in creating a diverse and inclusive community where cultural exchange and understanding can thrive.

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The Latine Student Alliance aims to create and provide a strong and positive support group for Undergraduate Latine populations on campus by promoting cultural awareness and inclusivity. To address academic, social, and political issues, LSA provides cultural events, community involvement, advocacy, and student support while cooperating with other groups and communities across campus. In doing so, LSA cultivates awareness and unity throughout the University of Denver.

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Our mission is to give all middle eastern students at the University of Denver an opportunity to connect with other students with similar backgrounds and experiences and educate each other as well as the DU community at large on middle eastern culture, tradition, food, art, and language.

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Learn and educate others on middle eastern culture, customs, traditions, food, dance, and art.

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The Native Student Alliance is a community here at the University of Denver consisting of (but not limited to) students and faculty of Indigenous American descent. Our main goal as an organization is to increase awareness and allies on DU's campus and to provide fellowship and support for members, as well as promoting diversity. Starting with just seven students in the Native community, that has now turned into having more than thirty Native students on campus. Our group is diverse in terms of culture, language and tradition. Everyday we are always learning and that is one of our unique qualities that helps us persevere together.

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PODER Latine aims to promote political advocacy and culture at the University of Denver through connections to other Latine-affiliated non-profit organizations. The mission of PODER Latine is to encourage students of any background to become politically active by engaging them in civic discussions through state-wide legislation.

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Gaining Political experience, civic engagement, and overall networks of formal institutions in Colorado.

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The mission of the Russian Club is to foster and promote an appreciation of Russian, Eastern European, and Eurasian languages and cultures amongst students at The University of Denver and the surrounding community. Our organization will strive to achieve these goals through cultural immersion, including activities such as film screenings, community excursions, language exchange, music, cuisine, art, dance, lectures, and community outreach.

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Being a part of this club benefits students by allowing them to foster a closer professional relationship with professors of Russian, as well as building connections with peers in the Russian program. For those not a part of the Russian program, this club is still beneficial as it increases cultural understanding and intercultural communication skills.

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Our mission is to embody the equivalent of a cultural center for South Asian students on campus. We strive to create an inclusive community that enables the celebration and discussion of our culture while informing others of it. By creating such an environment, students have a safe place to practice their culture in case they are unable to otherwise.

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Students in the South Asian community are able to be a part of an environment that is welcoming to their culture and not feel like they have to sacrifice their culture in order to assimilate. Students outside of the community have the opportunity to appropriately partake in cultural experiences and become more empathetic to the culture.