Duke Center for Multicultural Affairs

Join the CMA for a Coffee Chat! Stop by and connect with us at Bryan Center Plaza on February 18 from 12–1 PM. We’d love to see you there!

Mark your calendars!

The annual Duke University Powwow will be on Saturday, April 18th at 12PM with Duke University Native American/Indigenous Student Alliance.

For more information, please contact [email protected]

Same roots. New Energy. Still For the Culture.

The CMA is stepping into a new era with For the Culture: Next Generation. While some things are evolving, the heart of this space remains the same.

What's evolving is how we show up. What remains is who we show up for.

Welcome to the next chapter.

Join us at our Block Party!!! Kickstart the semester with food, music, vibes and connections! Meet the amazing CMA team and wonderful multicultural organizations.

Congratulations Class of 2021! You’ve accomplished an amazing milestone in your educational career!

Join us today for our Native American & Indigenous Graduation Celebratio via Youtube! Join us tomorrow for our Latinx & Latin American Graduation Celebration 3:00 PM ET!

For more info on our Identity & Cultural Celebrations check our bio.

Join United Black Athletes, the Black Student Alliance and us next Wednesday March 17th for a discussion on Black student athletes and activism. Hear from .sm .leonne and .swervoo._ as they explore the challenges and opportunities Black student athletes have in promoting transformative justice on our campus and within communities.

SAVE THE DATE: Duke Virtual Powwow on Saturday, April 10th 2PM-4PM EST

Join the Native American Student Alliance and the Center for Multicultural Affairs as we celebrate and showcase the strength and vitality of Native American culture.

SAVE THE DATE: Join NASA for our annual Duke University Powwow on April 10th @ 2PM!

Join us in this celebration and showcase of traditional dances from Native American Nations across Turtle Island. This year, we will be hosting our Powwow virtually, with the same level of visual & artistic representation of traditions, dances, drum groups, singing, and showcasing the strength and vitality of Native American culture.

Anti-Asian hate crimes and violence have risen by a significant amount since the COVID-19 pandemic. Recently elders of the Asian community and Chinatowns have been attacked in major cities like San Francisco and New York. The Center for Multicultural Affairs condemns these attacks committed to members of the Asian community. There is no liberation without accountability, solidarity and change.


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Dive deeper into your own social identities, the dynamics of power and privilege, and strategies to create positive change with Common Ground.

Join us and a panel of your Duke peers on Thursday, October 22nd from 6:00 -7:30PM ET as they share their experiences with balancing priorities and combating FOMO. See you there and tell a friend!