These groups host educational events to increase the awareness and involvement of LSU New Orleans students in social issues, such as the Intersectional Feminist Club, the Louisiana Environmental Advocacy Force (LEAF), or Louisiana Trans Advocates chapter at LSU New Orleans.
Purpose: To establish a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for advocacy, one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD).
Purpose: To educate members on intersectional feminism, provide opportunities for activism and volunteer work, and raise money for local charities and non-profits.
Purpose: To educate and promote sustainability and sustainable development at school and in the community.
Purpose: To provide a safe space for all gender non-conforming students and their allies to express themselves in a safe social atmosphere, to discuss general issues on campus, to spread information on campus, and to generally act in the best interest of gender non-conforming students.
Purpose: The Mission of NSBE it " to increase the number of culturally responsible Black Engineers who excel academically, success professionally and positively impact the community.
Purpose: To inform students of global, social problems and discuss issues that affect mainly oppressed groups in a safe space.
Purpose: To unite students of all backgrounds and identities in an inclusive environment for fruitful discussion about Geo politics and our roles as humans within this microcosm.
Purpose: To raise awareness within LSU New Orleans community and New Orleans of the plight of the Palestinian people living in Occupied Palestine. SJP exhibits the beautiful cultural aspects of the Palestinian people, celebrating their existence and courage and also raises awareness on several other humanitarian issues, creating connections to emphasize the global connection to these problems.
Purpose: To Connect students with the broader socialist movement in New Orleans.
Purpose: To provide the resources and skills for LSU New Orleans students to think globally and act locally for the world’s most vulnerable children. The club's goals include: encouraging students to be effective global citizens, raise awareness about children's rights and current events affecting children, and conducting campaigns, events, and fundraisers to support children in the US and around the globe.
Purpose: To create a community of LGBTQIQAP+ identified individuals as well as their allies in order to establish dialogue, form a safe space for exploration and expression, educate about and discuss issues relevant to the community, and work to initiate change.