The
Kraft Family Fund
The
Kraft Family Fund for
Intercultural and Interfaith Awareness administered by the Office of
University Chaplain encourages recognized student groups at Columbia
University and Barnard College to collaborate on projects that promote
intercultural and interfaith awareness and understanding across
Columbia University. The Kraft Fund seeks to provide students with
timely and appropriate venues for exploring controversial issues and
resolving conflicts in a manner that promotes greater understanding
among Columbia University students of diverse backgrounds and
perspectives.
Haitian Students
Association at Columbia University
Columbia
University HSA is comprised of Haitians, first- and second-generation
Haitian-Americans and anyone who is interested in Haiti's history and
culture.
Grupo Quisqueyano de Columbia University
Grupo
Quisqueyano de Columbia University is an organization that presents
Dominican
presence
at Columbia University. Grupo Quisqueyano works to promote Dominican
culture and heritage, advocate and encourage unity among Dominicans in
and around campus, equip its members with the necessary support and
services to succeed at Columbia and beyond.
Malcolm X
& Dr. Betty Shabazz Center
3940
Broadway, New York, NY 10032
theshabazzcenter.org
Columbia University President's and Provost's Student Event Fund
Northern Manhattan
Coalition of Immigrants' Rights
NMCIR
is a non-profit organization founded in 1982 to educate, defend, and
protect the rights of immigrants. Through a service and organizing
model, NMCIR works to bring about social justice to the immigrant
community of Northern Manhattan and the Bronx.
www.nmcir.org
Columbia University Caribbean Students Association
Columbia College Student Council
Columbia University Office of Multicultural Affairs
The Africana Studies Program at Barnard
The
Africana Studies Program at Barnard was founded in 1992 as the site for
the multidisciplinary study of Africa and the Black Diaspora. Through
the course offerings and extra-curricular programming, Africana Studies
offers the Barnard community exposure to the experiences of black
peoples across the globe and the analytical tools necessary for
rigorous and culturaly sensitive analyses of these experience.
Caridad Steak and Seafood House
Located
at 207th Street, between Sherman and Vermilyea, Caridad Steak and
Seafood House specializes in Dominican and international and a variety
of seafoods. For reservations or to place an order, call (212) 567-8322
or (212) 544-0423.
C-Town Supermarket
Aymas Communications
For more information, contact Jose Jael at 1 (800) 646-0943
Others:
- Ana Lopez
- John Swauger, Executive
Director of Washington Heights/Inwood
Coalition
