Volunteer Opportunities
Through affinity groups, alumni engage with one another and the University around cultural, racial, ethnic, gender, sexual orientation, and disability communities that cross all generations, regions, and professions.
Brown affinity groups center the experiences of those with shared identities and life experiences and welcome all alumni interested in supporting these communities. Through advocacy, visibility, and community building, they honor the broad diversity of lived experiences and perspectives represented at Brown. Together, they are working to enrich the Brown experience for the entire community.
Current groups include the Asian / Asian American Alumni Alliance (A4), Brown Alumni Pride Association (BAPA), Brown University Latino Alumni Council (BULAC), Brown Women’s Network (BWN), Disability and Neurodivergence Alumni Collective (DNAC), Inman Page Black Alumni Council (IPC), and the Native American Brown Alumni (NABA).
Commitment:
- Volunteers typically serve two-year terms. Terms usually run from July 1 to June 30.
How To Get Involved:
Email affinity_groups@brown.edu for more information. Learn more about alumni affinity groups.