Black Staff Alliance
Welcome
The Black Staff Alliance (BSA) is a fellowship of staff of the African diaspora at Stanford University and to any other individuals who support the mission of the BSA.
The Black Staff Alliance (BSA) serves as a source of support and networking for all descendants of the diaspora on campus that fall under the Board of Trustees of Stanford University. The BSA seeks to address all individual, group, social, and psychological concerns of Black staff at Stanford. BSA is constituted to be both proactive and reactive with regard to University issues that impact the Black community, and the BSA encourages cooperative and interactive relationships with all members of the Stanford University community.
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Grand Opening | Building 370
We are excited to invite you to the grand opening of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Research & Education Institute’s new home on the Main Quad at Stanford University. This milestone celebrates Dr. King’s enduring legacy and the Institute’s role as a global center for scholarship, dialogue, and education—advancing the values of justice, equality, and nonviolence.
Please join us as we open our doors to Stanford and the broader community!
Guest speakers include Martin Luther King III, Andrea Waters King, Evan Spiegel, Dr. Lerone Martin and Marina Limón with remarks from School of Humanities and Sciences Dean Debra Satz and Stanford President Jonathan Levin
Departments and groups across campus will celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. beginning next week with events including panel discussions and religious services. The theme for this year’s events is “Reflect. Act. Uplift. Building a more just and equitable community.”