The Japanese American Service Committee engages people of all ages to experience Japanese American history and culture and to improve their well-being through innovative, high quality programs and services tailored to the multicultural community.

Seeks to develop relationships and advanced understandings between Japanese and America business communities. In order to deepen mutual understandings and promote business exchanges between Chicago and Japan, the JCCC's activities focus on three important areas: member service, educational support and contribution to local communities.

The Korean American Bar Association of Chicago (KABA) provides a networking resource to its members and serves the community by hosting professional, educational, community and social events throughout the year. It also sponsors a pro bono legal clinic in conjunction with the HANA Center. KABA and its 400+ members are committed to leadership, community and service.

The mission of the Korean Cultural Center of Chicago is to promote and organize Korean culture, arts, education, and social activities. KCCoC aims to establish a venue where all Korean Americans and other groups can participate in programs and events that celebrate Korean culture and heritage. KCCoC strongly encourages cross-cultural understanding that can embrace all people to coexist peacefully.

The Loyola University of Chicago Office of Student Diversity firmly believes that part of Loyola's promise to prepare people to lead extraordinary lives requires them to truly be a home for all cultures and people. They embrace all races, sexes, gender identities, gender expressions, religions, ethnic backgrounds, socio-economic classes, sexual orientations, abilities, and residency statuses. They foster the success and community building of historically underrepresented student populations through mentorship, multicultural education, academic support, and celebration of unique shared experiences