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Africana Center offers advice and support to individual students
and to a wide range of on-campus student organizations
including: the Pan African Alliance (PAA), the Caribbean Club,
African Student Organization (ASO), the Black Women’s
Collective, Black Men’s Group, BlackOut, Envy, Emerging Black
Leaders Symposium (EBLS), ONYX literary magazine, and the
residential unit, Capen House. The director serves as a liaison
to community organizations and advocates on behalf of students
in cases of intolerance and/or discrimination. Center staff
provides academic and career counseling and assistance with
personal and community matters. In addition, the Center
collaborates with the Tufts Black Alumni Association to develop
programs and events that encourage ongoing involvement with the
greater Tufts community.
The Center works closely with the Social Justice Leadership
Initiative, spearheaded by the Division of Student Affairs,
which seeks to integrate traditional leadership concepts and
trainings with principles of social justice. Activities include
student discussions, workshops and recommended reading lists.
The Center also offers a study/reading room, computer room,
conference room and lounge that may be reserved for meetings and
classes.
Please visit the following links to access these many resources:
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