Asian Pacific Council
Contact:Bryant Yang yangerbanger@hotmail.com

Asian Political Association
To encourage political activism in the Asian Pacific minded community at UC Berkeley.
Contact:

BAMN
Defending affirmative action and integration, and fighting for equality. Campaigning to: reverse the ban on affirmative action in UC system, defend and extend minority outreach, and increase underrepresented minority enrollment.
Contact:langehaare@aol.com

Berkeley African Students Association
http://bgess.berkeley.edu/basa/
An ASUC-sponsored student organization, founded in the early 1960's to increase cultural awareness and solidarity within the African Diaspora.
Contact: basaofficers@yahoogroups.com, 301 Eshleman Hall, ASUC

Berkeley Multicultural Activity Club (BMAC)
To promote socialization of students from different cultures by organizing various activities; to increase tolerance both on campus and in society by providing more personal interaction between people having different backgrounds. We will try to keep the range of activities very broad including but not limited to social events, community service, volunteer work, etc.
Contact:

Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlan (MEChA)
Chicana/o group to promote social, political, y educational invovlement on campus and in community.
Contact: (510) 643-4076 mexiara@uclink4.berkeley.edu

Muslim Student Union
To promote cultural unity and diversity amongst the Muslim students.
http://www.ocf.berkeley.edu/~msu
Contact:

Native American Advisory Council
http://multicultural.berkeley.edu/naac/
Insuring that Native American students receive support from the beginning of their high school career to their graduation from Berkeley. NAAC contributes toward providing an enriched and supportive environment for Native American student development. We encourage academic success and leadership development, through participation in academic classes and activities, which will enhance the intellectual and social experience of our students.
Contact:Alex Alday, Assistant Director/Counselor, Phone (510) 643-7876 alexaa@uclink.berkeley.edu

Student Council of Indigenous Nations
To promote the most cohesive relationships between all elements of the University of California Berkeley, Native American students and faculty and staff.
Contact:Barbara Mumby bmumby55@hotmail.com

Students of Color in Planning
http://www-dcrp.ced.berkeley.edu/scp/index.html
Focusing on issues of race, poverty and social justice in the planning profession.
Contact: Chione at cflegal@uclink.berkeley.eduor Deepak at dln@uclink.berkeley.edu

Students of Color in Public Policy (SCIPP)
Works to adopt issues of diversity in GSPP within student body, faculty,and curriculum
Contact:

Third World Liberation Center
Also known as the Office of Cross Cultural Student Development or the Multicultural Center, we provide space and resources for involement in political and social issues that affect all people of color. We have an annual Breaking the Cycle, Mending the Circle conference (1st year on Prison Industrial Complex, 2nd year on Genocide), and an annual people of color hip hop/cultural event called the Night of Cultural Resistance.
Contact: (510) 642-4270, Kay kay7@uclink.berkeley.edu, 243 Cesar Chavez Student Center.

To suggest a group for the list, please send the following information to psaevents@yahoo.com