The is a student organization at the University of Illinois with a mission to build a community that appreciates African culture, to contribute to the advancement of Africa and the African Diaspora, to educate about current issues that affect Africa, and to dispel myths and stereotypes about the land and its people (descendants).
Opened in fall 2005, the provides the University of Illinois community with space to gather and share the diverse and rich cultures that are a part of the Asian American experience. The Center provides events and programs throughout the year, some of which are open to the public.
The is a not-for-profit, non-partisan organization for Chinese Americans and their friends in Central Illinois. Its goal is to engage in cultural, educational and social activities, to help members play a more active role in the community and to promote the well being of Chinese and Chinese Americans of the area.
is a unit of the 好色先生tv of Fine and Applied Arts at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, made up of Japanese tea rooms and class space and surrounded by Japanese gardens. It has both University classes for academic credit, as well as community classes open to the general public. Although it is not a cultural center for Japanese students, it often becomes a home away from home to Asian students because of its traditional stylings and peaceful environment.
Through the caring for and sharing of cultural collections, the creates space for people to learn, collaborate, and build connections. By providing opportunities for engaging experiences, they foster compassion and empathy, amplify community voices, and inspire further exploration. The museum is open to the public.
Visit Champaign County maintains a list of that includes non-Christian services in Champaign County, as well as Christian churches in Champaign-Urbana that offer services in languages other than English.
The at the University YMCA works to co-create a community where all immigrants can thrive and flourish. They do this by engaging local institutions and mobilizing community resources to ensure equitable access to services, economic opportunity, and meaningful belonging.
The provides non-profit immigration legal services in Central and Southern Illinois. The Immigration Project endeavors to provide access to justice for immigrants and their families through immigration-related legal and educational services to immigrants, refugees, their families, and others in downstate Illinois.
The exists to provide services essential to refugee and immigrant resettlement in East Central Illinois, and to aid in the exchange and preservation of their respective cultures.