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Center for Military-Affiliated Students

Founded in fall 2023, the Center for Military-Affiliated Students (CMAS) at The New School provides individualized resources and in-person social and educational programming to U.S. military service members, veterans, spouses, and their dependents pursuing studies at our university. CMAS offers personalized onboarding, academic and career counseling, and an accessible on-campus student lounge to improve and enrich their educational experience.

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CHISMOSI

CHISMOSI is a gender-neutral twist on the word Chismosa, a reclamation of a once derogatory word used to refer to women who would engage in chisme (gossip). But unlike American gossip culture, chisme is rooted in the oral traditions of Latine communities, a sacred act of communication and an act of solidarity amongst Latine womxn that builds community and trust through shared experiences and information.

CHISMOSI is an art collective— a way to create community and support for emerging Latinx artists in the city and decolonize American art. When history hasn’t adequately represented us, art has been the way to speak up for and defend ourselves. As Latine students are underrepresented within The New School community, CHISMOSI was born with the hopes of combining our artistic abilities to voice our perspective on Latinidad. CHISMOSI is a space created for latine women, and members of the LGBTQIA+ community. We aim to empower the marginalized subsect of an already marginalized community.

CHISMOSI is a safe space for Latines to exchange culture, art, and juicy chisme.

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Student-Led Clubs and Organizations

Native Club / Indigenous Rising

This club is a community where native students can come together and connect. When being a native student its important to connect with peers who are also native because community is what really allows native identity to flourish. This group will aim to connect students who want to get int touch with their indigenous background and do activities such as creating in art, talking with others, and visiting sites or participating in outside events held by other natives in the city.

Mesoamerican, Indigenous & Caribbean Cultures Initiative

In the midst of rampant police brutality against communities of color, systemic racism, anti-immigrant/anti-Latino rage, and a worsening pandemic, it is fitting that we, at this crucial moment in history create the Mesoamerican, Indigenous and Caribbean Cultures Initiative (MICCI).

The New School University Center Library

Equity & Belonging invites students, faculty, and staff to the University Center Library’s Equity & Belonging Reading Truck to explore literature from Indigenous communities.

Indigenous Studies Guide

North American Indigenous Center of New York

Through intersectional Indigenous cultural, social, arts, educational, environmental, economic, health, and wellness programming, the North American Indigenous Center of New York (NAIC-NY) honors the past living legacy of our peoples, and meets the present multiple needs of our communities, so we can build together vibrant, self-determining, sovereign futures.

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American Indian Community House

The American Indian Community House (AICH) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization serving the needs of Native Americans residing in New York City.

AICH was founded in 1969, by Native American volunteers as a community-based organization, mandated to improve the status of Native Americans, and to foster inter-cultural understanding.

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A Tour of Native New York

In recognition of National American Indian Heritage Month (November), Barnard highlights historic Manhattan areas where the Lenape peoples lived for centuries.

Indigenous Peoples Day New York City Committee

The Indigenous Peoples Day NYC Committee was formed to advocate for the establishment of Indigenous.

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Native American Records

Ask questions and share information about locating and researching federal Native American Records relating to Tribal Heritage, Membership Rolls, and more.

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