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2 - The Black Child and Family Institute
We strengthen children and families through programs and services designed to address needs in the areas of family stability, physical and mental health, education, and economic understanding leading to the development of mutual respect and personal responsibility.
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1 - Finnish American Lives (Upper Peninsula Heritage)
Film by Michael Loukinen. Produced by Juanita Anderson, Deborah Dickson, Anne Belle Cinematographer: Kathleen Laughlin, Tom Davenport, Miroslav Janek Sound: Will Peecher, Roger Schmitz, Harve Nye. Editing: Deborah Dickson, Miroslav Janek, Anne Belle Copyright: 1982, Northern Michigan University 45 minutes, Color
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1 - Michigan Native American Arts Initiative
The Michigan Native American Arts Initiative is a project to help strengthen Native American arts in Michigan. The goal is to find ways to creatively increase the sharing of information between and about artists and to strengthen opportunities for support and recognition of artists. The project recognizes that Native American culture celebrates the arts through objects, painting, dance, theater, writing, oratory, and music. We seek input from all Native American artists and those associated with them: artists, singers, musicians, dancers, gallery owners, museum staff, pow wow committees, collectors, and those who appreciate and promote their work.
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1 - Michigan 4-H FOLKPATTERNS Program
FOLK PATTERNS is a cultural heritage program for children that encourages them to explore and document historical and traditional patterns in their own lived, their families and their communities such as games, stories, foods, family lore, art, celebrations, architecture, songs, dance, and more. If you are interested in traditions, history, traditional crafts, foods, or your own heritage, the FOLKPATTERNS program is for you. Help many kids discover the traditional in their lives and in the lives of others. Connect kids with tradition-bearers in their own communities. Discover how culturally diverse every community is!
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1 - Confucius Institute - MSU Chinese Language and Culture Education
MSU Confucius Institute (CI-MSU) was established in collaboration with China Central Radio and TV University under the authorization and sponsorship of China's National Office for Teaching Chinese as a Foreign Language. Its objective is to meet the ever-increasing demand for Chinese education in the U.S., providing quality Chinese learning materials and experience to both K-12 students and adults and helping training qualified teachers of Chinese.
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0 - Arab Cultural Society
On behalf of the members of the Arab Cultural Society (ACS) Executive Board I welcome you to our page on cyber space. ACS began nearly 2 decades ago as the Arab Student Organization, and sadly diminished by the late 90’s. However, the initiative taken by a small number of people 3 years ago helped rebuild a new Arab organization on the basis of reaching out to the MSU and local community in addition to raising awareness of the Arab culture, and heritage.
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0 - African Student Union
is an innovative student organization at Michigan State University born out in a grand mission of preparing future leaders that will serve the African continent and help relieve it from the socio-political and economic crises that ravaged its member states for a period of more than 300 years.
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0 - MSU Caribbean Student Association
We represent all the countries in the Caribbean in the Western Hemisphere. You do not have to be from one of those countries to join the Association! Come and experience a little of the Caribbean spirit right here at MSU.
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0 - MSU CYPRIOT AND GREEK ASSOCIATION
This is our virtual home at Michigan State University. Some of us were born in the area, some others came from Motherland to pursue an advanced education or an academic career. We are all here to celebrate Greek Culture. Feel free to join us.
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0 - Coalition of Indian Undergraduate Students (CIUS)
is a group of Undergraduate students of the Indian Origin studying at the Michigan State University, East Lansing. CIUS is one of the most active organizations at MSU, with hundreds of members interested in preserving and partaking in India's culture with both the Indian and non-Indian students of MSU.
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