The Afghan Student Association of Waterloo (ASAW) is dedicated to celebrating Afghan culture among members of the Kitchener and Waterloo community. ASAW intends to connect Afghan, Tajik, Uzbek, Turkmen, Pashtun, Baloch, Persian and other Central Asian students in the KW community through events that encourage networking, celebration of heritage, or raising awareness about issues that exist within the Afghan community both inside and outside of Canada.

Black Liberated Athletes Coalition (BLAC), is a club made out of specifically Black Athletes. However, we do welcome everyone and encourage anyone who is interested to join us.

At Waterloo, Black athletes feel as if the only space they feel comfortable in is either on the hardwood floor or the football/soccer field. So basically Black Athletes are only comfortable in their area of specialty, which is "sports".

This is why we have created BLAC. BLAC will be a club that will allow Black Athletes to do more than just throw a football, run the track, or dribble a ball. BLAC will be a club that allows Black athletes to get comfortable by doing the uncomfortable.

Cantonese-Mandarin music Production and Cultural Sharing Club (CMMPCS) is a club from the University of Waterloo, organized by many students who speak Cantonese and Mandarin with a bloody heart. We promote Cantonese and Mandarin music culture by doing music production. We welcome students from different cultures and countries to join us. For details, please visit our official website.

UW DAEBAK is all about creating an inclusive space where students can come together and share their interest in Korean pop culture (Korean music, dramas, movies, food and more!) with other students through fun and interactive activities while learning about Korean culture.

DSA's purpose is to discuss and share Dutch culture. Dutch members are encouraged to suggest foods to try and share games, stories, or traditions to Dutch and non-Dutch students. We'll eat, talk, and play games.

EDGE is a student-operated, non-profit organization that aims to address the systemic barriers hindering the academic and professional success of BIPOC and marginalized students in Canada. Since its inception three years ago, the organization has developed events and strategic partnerships with academic institutions and leading organizations to promote diversity and inclusion to students. EDGE Waterloo seeks to create a welcoming space for UW students of all backgrounds and further the organization’s mission of dismantling barriers in education.

HanVoice Canada is the largest Canadian non-profit organization focused on advancing the North Korean human rights cause by working with leading politicians and policy experts to promote the human rights agenda into legislation and political action.
At HanVoice Waterloo, we seek to give a voice to the voiceless with on-the-ground advocacy efforts on behalf of the North Korean people, who remain voiceless and oppressed in the face of insurmountable odds. Whether inside, outside, or in transit from North Korea, we support the North Korean people in whatever way we can.

The main purpose of the club is to gather all students in University of Waterloo and community at large that are interested with Indonesian culture and language. We promote Indonesian culture and language through social gatherings, cultural sessions and fund raising activities. Lastly, we want to be a medium for members to meet fellow Indonesians or others who are interested in Indonesia.

MoMoSa stands for Motivation, originality, Miracle, Organize Student Association. We believe that students are having unlimited intelligent but just need a chance and place to explore them. future are created by hands and hands are controlled by you.

Konja is an official Feds Club at the University of Waterloo, and its primary objective is to create and foster a community where Japanese and English speaking students can exchange languages and cultures. We also continuously strive to increase awareness and appreciation of Japanese culture.