The Black Philanthropy Circle works with the IU Foundation to address educational issues faced by IU's Black communities through engagement, philanthropy and financial support.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
IU's NAACP connects underrepresented minority students with advocacy opportunities. The group hosts events focused on celebrating Black history and Black excellence, and strives to practice action-based activism.
IU's Too Tuff Tau chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority cultivates unity and friendship among women. The group focuses on serving the community and helping others learn about Black history.
African Women's Leadership Organization
The African Women's Leadership Organization works to empower women at IU within the African diaspora. Through engaging events and service initiatives, the group uplifts African women, celebrates African culture and addresses the issue of period poverty.
IU's Delta Epsilon Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Society leads service events and social gatherings to support Black and POC communities. They recently partnered with Bloomington organization My Sister's Closet to help women in need.
IU students volunteer with Indiana libraries to further literacy initiatives
Two IU students are volunteering with Indiana libraries and local organizations to expand access to affordable food and assist people with learning technological skills.
5 ways to be involved in your community over the holiday season
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