Alliance of Multicultural Organizations
What is the Alliance of Multicultural Organizations?
The Alliance of Multicultural Organizations (AMO) is an organization that functions out The Impact Center, whose purpose is to be a resource to the affinity organizations at Bryn Mawr College. It functions as an alliance between these groups, and gives members a forum to offer support to one another in an effort to create a more diverse community.
Through workshops, discussions, and working with The Impact Center staff the goal of the AMO is to help each organization fulfill their mission statement, and create a lasting impact on the Bryn Mawr Community.
AMO Members
Most of the AMO member organizations are SGA-funded affinity or religious clubs. However, SGA also funds many clubs in other categories that support our diverse student community. Check out all Bryn Mawr clubs here!
Affinity Clubs
From the Asian Students Association to Mawrters for Immigrant Justice to Zami+, check out the cultural and identity-based clubs that participate in the AMO. Members are indicated.
Religious Clubs
From BMC Chabbad to to the Muslim Students Association (MSA), check out the religion and spirituality-based clubs that participate in the AMO. Members are indicated.
Current AMO List
Request to change your AMO Contact Information .
Asian Students' Association (ASA) (Learn more)
Association of International Students (AIS) (Learn more)
Bryn Mawr Chabad (Learn more)
Bryn Mawr African and Caribbean Student Organization (BACaSO) (Learn more)
BMC Hillel (Learn more)
CAMP (Celebrating All Mixed People) (Learn more)
Filipino Students Association (FSA) (Learn more)
Japanese Arts and Culture Club (JACC) (Learn more)
Korean Student Association (KSA) (Learn more)
Mawrters for Immigrant Justice (Learn more)
Middle Eastern and North African Students' Association (MENA) (Learn more)
Mujeres* (Learn more)
Muslim Students Association (MSA) (Learn more)
Sisterhood* (Learn more)
South Asian Students (SAS) (Learn more)
Zami+ (Learn more)
Dharmic Students Association (DSA)
Contact: Abhi Suresh and Purnima Palawat
EnAble
Contact: Kayla Bass and Esenia Banuelos
Rainbow Alliance
Contact: TBA
Tri-Co National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Contact: Gabrielle Stewart
Vietnamese Student Association (VSA)
Contact: Anne Nguyen
How to become an AMO member
Affinity groups on campus are eligible to be considered a part of the AMO and in turn, receive semesterly funding from The Impact Center. To become a member of the AMO, groups need to:
- Have a mission that reflects the values and mission of The Impact Center
- Be a club recognized by, and in good standing with, the Office of Student Engagement
- Submit an application, including the club's constitution/bylaws and a statement of purpose
- Meet with Candice Love, Director
The Alliance of Multicultural Organizations is not considering applications for new organizations at this time. Applications for Fall 2025 will be available in April 2025.
AMO Budgets
Each AMO is eligible for up to $500 per semester from The Impact Center.
Spring 2025 due dates are to be announced.
- Attend the budgeting meeting at the beginning of the semester
- Attend at least one community-wide event from The Impact Center during the academic year
- Co-Host or collaborate on an event or activity with another AMO during the academic year
- Complete a budget proposal each semester by the deadline
Funds will be allocated according to the budget you submit. Budgets do not carry over to the next academic year. All allocated funds must be spent according to the submitted budget. If your AMO needs to change your budget, please send an updated Budget Proposal Form with at least two weeks advance notice to the Program Assistant, Catherine Taipe.
More information on The Impact Center's policies, frequently asked questions, and best practices on using your AMO budget can be found here: Purchase and Payment Requests Workshop
AMO Coordinators
Anna T. Nguyen
Kaili Martinez-Beasley
