Resources for BIPOC Students & Alumni
The Career Center is here to support you as you explore your interests, gain experience, and work toward your goals. Check out the following resources for career exploration, internship/job search, and more.
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Resources for Black-Identifying / Students and Alumni of African Descent
- Tufts Africana Center
- Jopwell – Career advancement platform for Black, Latinx, and Native American students and professionals
- United Negro College Fund (UNCF) – Scholarships, fellowships and internships
- National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) – Events, fellowships, and publications
- Black Enterprise – Includes an online career center with job listings and top companies for diversity
- Equal Opportunities Publications – African-American Career World – Publication with career advice from African American leaders
- African American Professional Associations by Industry: Consider joining an identity-relevant professional association to help facilitate networking connections and job leads.
- Nemnet Diversity Career Fairs for Educators – Annual job fairs in Boston, DC, NJ and other locations
- EOP’s STEM Diversity Career Expos – Annual job fairs in Boston, NYC, DC and other locations
- Black Collegian: Career and self-development magazine for African American students.
- Boston While Black: Membership network for Black professionals seeking connection and community.
- Urban League Employment Network: Job board managed by the National Urban League.
- The Blackworld Career Center: Employment resources for professionals and entrepreneurs for African Americans and members of other ethnic groups.
- The Black EOE Journal: Online job board and other valuable resources.
- A Mighty River: Professional networking community.
- Black Career Network: Articles, job postings, interest groups, blogs, and event listings.
- Black Career Women’s Network: National network dedicated to supporting the professional success of African-American Women.
- INROADS and Sponsors for Educational Opportunities (SEO) – Organizations that provide internships and mentoring for students from diverse backgrounds; SEO also provides training for professionals interested in alternative investments
- Forte Conferences for Undergraduate Women pursuing business
- 30+ Diversity & Career Discovery Programs for Finance, Consulting, Tech and More
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Resources for Asian / Asian American Students and Alumni
- Tufts Asian American Center
- National Association of Asian American Professionals – Features job listings and professional development opportunities
- Asian Women in Business – Resources for starting and managing a business as well as career programs and a scholarship fund
- Asian American Journalists Association – Career events, scholarship and leadership programs
- AsianLife – Annual Asian Diversity Career Expo, plus a job board and networking platform
- AsianMBA – Job board and Annual Leadership Conference and Career Expo
- Nemnet Diversity Career Fairs for Educators – Annual job fairs in Boston, Washington DC, New Jersey, and other locations
- EOP’s STEM Diversity Career Expos – Annual job fairs in Boston, New York City, Washington DC and other locations
- INROADS and Sponsors for Educational Opportunities (SEO) – Organizations that provide internships and mentoring for students from diverse backgrounds. SEO also provides training for professionals interested in alternative investments
- Gold Sea: Multi-faceted site aimed at Asian Americans
- Asian Jobs.com: Opportunities for bilingual English and Asian language speakers
- Asian Professional and Community Organizations: Extensive collection of general and Asian country-specific associations
- AsiaMedia: Job opportunities with Asian-friendly employers and career resources for Asian Americans
- Asian American Professional Associations: Consider joining an identity-relevant professional association to help facilitate networking connections and job leads
- Forte Conferences for Undergraduate Women pursuing business
- 30+ Diversity & Career Discovery Programs for Finance, Consulting, Tech and More
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Resources for Latinx Students and Alumni
- Tufts Latino Center
- LatPro – Connects Latinos and Spanish/Portuguese bilingual candidates to jobs nationally and internationally
- Equal Opportunities Publications – Hispanic Career World – Publication with career advice from Latino professionals
- Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers – Grants, scholarships, and career development resources and events for Hispanic engineers and engineering students
- Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) – Scholarships and career resources for students as well as professional development and networking opportunities for experienced workers
- Latino Career Expo – Annual job fair presented by El Mundo Boston
- iHispano.com: Leading job posting source for Hispanic professionals.
- Hispanic Alliance for Career Enhancement: Nonprofit that provides career resources and job opportunities for Latino professionals as well as networking opportunities and leadership trainings for college students
- National Society for Hispanic Professionals: Job board, events, networking and more
- Saludos: For Hispanic job seekers. Post your resume and search for a job
- Latino Professional Associations: Consider joining an identity-relevant professional association to help facilitate networking connections and job leads
- Nemnet Diversity Career Fairs for Educators – Annual job fairs in Boston, DC, NJ and other locations
- EOP’s STEM Diversity Career Expos – Annual job fairs in Boston, New York City, Washington DC, and other locations
- INROADS and Sponsors for Educational Opportunity (SEO) – Organizations that provide internships and mentoring for students from diverse backgrounds. SEO also provides training for professionals interested in alternative investments
- Forte Conferences for Undergraduate Women pursuing business
- 30+ Diversity & Career Discovery Programs for Finance, Consulting, Tech and More
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Resources for Native American / Indigenous Students and Alumni
- Scholarship Guide for Native American students
- Native American Journalists Association (NAJA) – Fellowships, scholarships and an annual conference for students and professionals
- American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) – Job board, scholarships and internships for students and professionals in STEM fields
- Society for Advancement of Hispanics/Chicanos and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS) – Scholarships and career resources for students as well as professional development and networking opportunities for experienced workers
- CareerOneStop – Employment training programs for Native Americans
- Environmental Education Outreach Program (EEOP) Internship Program – Internships with the EPA and other governmental or tribal environmental offices
- Native American Summer Research Internship – Paid summer internships in health science research at the University of Utah
- Journal of Tribal Colleges Job Clearinghouse: Job postings from Tribal College Journal
- Native American Jobs: Employment resources and job directory of Native American employers and career possibilities
- Native Jobs: Job database for Native American job seekers
- Native Web: Job search resource for Native American job seekers
- Native American Professional Associations: Consider joining an identity-relevant professional association to help facilitate networking connections and job leads
- INROADS and Sponsors for Educational Outreach (SEO) – Organizations that provide internships and mentoring for students from diverse backgrounds. SEO also provides training for professionals interested in alternative investments
- Forte Conferences for Undergraduate Women pursuing business
- 30+ Diversity & Career Discovery Programs for Finance, Consulting, Tech and More
The Herd is our flash mentoring platform for student-alumni career conversations. In addition to talking with alumni whose career paths interest you, you’re invited to join our new affinity groups on The Herd which encourage productive interaction and networking through professional and social engagement, provide opportunities such as jobs, internships, volunteer roles, events, resources, and projects, and support the community’s professional and career development through advocacy.
