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We all want a place to belong, a place where we can be our true selves, relax, and be loved unconditionally. Often, for those affected by disability, it’s hard to find that comfortable and comforting place. InterVarsity groups can be that place.

The vision for this resource is for disabled students to know and feel that they belong to the Kingdom of God, belong to the campus and they belong to the world. Let’s help host all students well and be mindful of the unique needs of our disabled students.

In 2020 21% of undergraduate students have disabilities, 11% of post grad level students have disabilities. Do our chapters look like that? Our goal in this training is to assist staff to make their chapters more inclusive for students of all abilities.

Do you have Southeast Asian students in your ministry? Learn some ways you can get to know these students and help them feel even more welcome in your ministry.

Inviting a Southeast Asian student to leadership? Here are four steps to help you raise up Southeast Asian students to become thriving leaders.

Reach Pilipino students on campus more hospitably by learning 3 things to know, 3 things to avoid, and 3 things to try.

You can create a Bible study that will help your friends meet God. Learn how to craft an inductive Bible study that will change lives.

Ground Zero is a Bible study resource tailored to help plant a Black Campus Ministry chapter.

The Embodied Faith Wheel (EFW) articulates the DNA of Black Campus Ministries as we seek to plant, build and grow Embodied Faith Communities of Black students.

Join us as we talk with faculty members from various campuses to discuss what Biblical justice can look like.