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We strive to affirm student identities in our work with employers, in our advising, and in the resources we curate for students. Below you will find affinity-based job boards; professional development, networking and advocacy opportunities; and scholarship, grant and fellowship opportunities. 

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Affinity-Based Career Resources

Job Boards

- offers a job board, lists of top employers committed to building diverse teams, and career advice articles

- offers career and professional development advice, as well as a job board, for African Americans, Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders, Latino/Hispanic Americans, Native American, and women.

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

 - Internship placement with corporate partners (paid), training (resume, interview prep), mentoring, coaching, and leadership development for ethnically diverse students

- non-profit organization focused on growing leadership opportunities for ethnic minorities in health services management. Links to educational programs, summer internships, professional development, and a leadership conference

- founded 20 years ago as a career support site for Hispanic and bilingual professionals, Latpro has expanded services to include Asian-Americans, veterans, workers with disabilities, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

 - this educational non-profit manages a career development program, a law fellowship, and a fellowship for first and second-year investment banking analysts traditionally underrepresented in the industry. 

Scholarships, Grants, and Fellowship Information

 - the Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship program in L.A. aims to encourage greater diversity in museums and visual arts professions through full-time summer work opportunities. 

- provides low-income students with fully-funded fellowships for graduate studies and public service careers.*

 - supports low-income students to study or intern abroad for one semester or a full year.*

 - offers scholarships for low-income U.S. undergraduates to study in Asia.*

 - empowers undergraduates from low-income backgrounds for public service careers.*

 - Provides financial assistance for graduate school applicants pursuing careers in U.S. Foreign Service or international development, prioritizing financial need, diversity and inclusion.*

*The Office of Merit Awards offers application support.

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

(APAICS) - is dedicated to promoting Asian Pacific American participation and representation at all levels of the political process. Their programs include a , a , and .

 - the leading force in forging closer ties between Asia and the West

 - develops projects, training, education, and advocacy to advance civil and human rights for Asian Americans

 - cultivates and empowers Asian & Pacific Islander leaders.

 - U.S. government program to strengthen leadership development in the region

Job Boards

- the job board for Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, the premier news source reporting on diversity, equity, and inclusion

- A diversity and consulting firm focused on recruitment for educational institutions (teachers, administrators, and coaches). Check out their job board and career fairs. 

- the jobs board for this historic civil rights and urban advocacy organization  

Scholarship, Grant, and Fellowship Information

 - list of scholarships, internships, and fellowships for Black/African American and minority students

- includes a list of top 10 scholarships and a table with deadlines and award amounts

this association offers training and career advancement opportunities for Black journalists and media professionals. Learn about student membership, scholarships, and internships on this page.

 - Provides scholarships and internships, ranging from $4,000 to $70,000, supporting both undergraduates and graduates in their professional growth.*

*The Office of Merit Awards offers application support.

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

 - focused on substantially increasing the representation of Indigenous peoples of North America and the Pacific Islands in STEM studies and careers

 - dedicated to fostering the success of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in attaining STEM advanced degrees, careers, and leadership positions

Scholarship, Grant, and Fellowship Information

- provides financial aid to eligible American Indian/Alaska Native students to assist them in attending an accredited higher education institution

 - Provides scholarships, fellowships, and internships for Indigenous students in environmental, healthcare, and tribal policy fields, plus research funding and training.*

*The Office of Merit Awards offers application support.

 - provides comprehensive information about U.S. legal immigration, including visas, Green Card, citizenship, travel insurance, and more. 

- provides information on student and work visas, Green Cards, job searching and application advice, and a job board. 

International Student Resources - the Career Center's page covering career resources and the job application process. 

Job Boards

- the first Latino professional employment website designed specifically for the higher education community

 - launched by LULAC, the job bank helps recent college graduates find jobs

 - job board for this civil rights organization that connects Latinx talent with the entertainment industry

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

- an initiative between Disability:In and the American Association of People with Disabilities, the Disability Equality Index (DEI) is a disability inclusion rating tool for 헤라카지노 보증es. Participating companies who score 80 or above are included in a list of "Best Places to Work for Disability Inclusion."

 - dedicated to fostering the success of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in attaining STEM advanced degrees, careers, and leadership positions.

Scholarship, Grant, and Fellowship Information

 - this program recruits college students for paid internships at federal agencies and private corporations.

- Apply to be an HSF scholar before or during your undergraduate career and gain access to professional development, mentorship, and scholarships

 - scholarship to fund internships in Washington, D.C. 

- scholarship for undergraduate Latino students interested in the media and entertainment industry. 

 - For undergraduates and recent grads, offers paid roles in D.C. congressional offices, emphasizing leadership, legislation, and Latino community engagement.*

 - For undergraduates and recent grads, offers paid roles in D.C. congressional offices, emphasizing leadership, legislation, and Latino community engagement, with perks.*

*The Office of Merit Awards offers application support.

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

 - national LGBTQ advocacy organization

 - rates workplaces on Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer Equality

- national organization dedicated to electing LGBTQ people to all levels of government

 - national transgender advocacy organization

 - an advocacy organization dedicated to expanding economic opportunities and advancements for LGBT people

 - national LGBTQ advocacy organization

 - national organization dedicated to LGBTQ workplace equality

- national LGBTQ networking organization

 - formerly the National Organization of Gay and Lesbian Scientists and Technical Professional, this organization empowers LGBTQ+ individuals in STEM by providing education, advocacy, professional development, networking and peer support

 - represents LGBTQ union members and their allies

Scholarships, Grants, and Fellowships

 - national database for LGBTQ scholarships

 - offers articles on returning to work, who's hiring, and more

- promotes an age-diverse workforce by expanding employment opportunities for individuals 55 and over. Search for positions and review job search and training resources

- learn about your rights regarding age discrimination 

Job Boards and Placement Assistance

- Federal government hiring info for individuals with disabilities

- job portal helping adults with autism find meaningful employment

 - check out the job boards and resources at the end of the article

- a collection of resources filterable by neurodivergence and audience. Includes information on neurodiversity in the workplace.

- a selection of resources for employers and jobseekers. Filter to find job boards, internships, and general career advice.

- coordinators help recruit, hire, and accommodate people with disabilities for federal agencies

- Specialisterne works with North American employers to recruit autistic and other neurodivergent individuals. Apply for specific positions or complete their general interest job posting to be included in their database.

 - a recruitment and referral program that connects federal and private-sector employers nationwide with college students and recent graduates with disabilities 

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

- a network of interdisciplinary centers advancing policy and practice for and with individuals with developmental and other disabilities, their families, and communities

 - a network of high-potential university students and professionals -- including veterans -- who happen to have disabilities*

 - a foundation empowering disabled individuals through entertainment, leadership, policy, and faith inclusion programs, fostering authentic representation and societal empowerment.*

- a MD/DC-based nonprofit working to support people with disabilities in seeking paid employment and receiving on-the-job support.  

Training

(JAN) - Workplace accommodation resources and training for individuals with disabilities

*The Office of Merit Awards offers application support.

 

 

- understand your employment rights in regard to religious discrimination 

Job Boards and Placement Assistance

 - the Veterans Job Matcher helps identify civilian careers that could be a good match for military skills. 

- find government jobs with veterans' preference

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

 - free program that connects veterans and eligible military spouses with corporate mentors

Reference

 - get tips on finding and applying for federal jobs
- learn about veterans' preference
- career advice articles on transitioning to civilian life and more
 

 

 - This foundation empowers military members, veterans, and spouses with scholarships and leadership development for diverse career paths.*
 - A fund for U.S. students' language and culture studies abroad, covering various fields. Veterans have application preference.* 
 - offers students global academic and professional experiences. Veterans have application preference.*
 
*The Office of Merit Awards offers application support.

Job Boards

 - search engine for women-rated companies 

- a free job board operated by women, for women

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

 -  This bureau develops policies and standards and conducts inquiries to safeguard the interests of working women; to advocate for their equality and economic security for themselves and their families; and to promote quality work environments.

- offers career development advice and a job board 

Professional Development, Networking, and Advocacy

- law association offering support to undocumented pre-law and law students, practitioners and paralegals. They also have a Facebook page. 

- TheDream.Us provides fact sheets, guides, mental health resources, and more. Check out their and their list of .

- empowers undocumented young people to achieve educational and career goals. Their site includes information on making money, mental health, and offers other resources like this .

 - information on workers' rights, including articles on employment eligibility verification and discrimination

- PHD investigates and shares information on career pathways for pre-health undocumented students 

 - this Facebook group serves as a space for black undocumented people to heal, organized and be empowered by each other 

- youth-led immigrant rights organization that offers blogs, reports, trainings, and action toolkits