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Rotary Club of Conejo Valley Centennial
3148 White Cedar Place
To assist Iranians both within our local community and globally on a multitude of levels, from promoting education through scholarships to providing basic necessities to those who are underprivileged to providing healthcare to those facing medical related concerns. It should be noted that we do not limit our assistance to only those of Iranian decent, but aim to help anyone with need that we are capable of serving. |
Rouhollah Khaleghi Artistic Center
8316 Robey Ave.
RKAC was founded after the Rouhollah Khaleghi Orchestra (1984-1990) ceased to continue its activities due to lack of funds. We had been receiving many inquiries about the various aspects of the works of Rouhollah and Golnoush Khaleghi. Therefore, we felt that a website providing this information would be beneficial to the lovers of Persian music. We have also included information about other musicians and poets who have collaborated with the above named composers. We also like to operate as a platform to introduce worthy educational materials (CDs, books, music scores) of artists who work inside Iran, and due to political, financial or social difficulties are unable to offer their works to the Western world. |
SFSU Iranian Culture Club
7036 Grant Ave.
The Iranian Culture Club of San Francisco State is a non political, non religous organization designed to promote Iranian culture within San Francisco State University and build an Iranian community within the greater Bay Area and the United States. |
Shabeh Jomeh
111 E. Chestnut Street
Shabeh Jomeh is a monthly gathering of Iranian professionals living in the metropolitan areas of major cities. The event is designed to improve upon existing professional and social relations and is intended to be the platform for exchanging ideas and improving Iranians' professional standing in our communities. This gathering is a non-political, non-religious event and is open to all professionals. |
Society for Iranian Anthropology
81, B.D V.Auriol
SIRA will be an international forum of academics, students and professionals, concerned not only with anthropology and all of its sub-fields, but also bringing together folklorists, theologians, art historians, historians and archaeologists. Through the creation of different online forums, we aim to facilitate contact between members, to enable them to share their skills, knowledge, experience and resources. Through the use of online forums, chat rooms and debates, it is hoped that SIRA will be able to encourage and promote discussion amongst participants. SIRA will be a network of individuals from various institutions. We thus hope to connect anthropologists and scholars who work on Iran itself, in addition to all of the countries where we can find the traces of Iranian Culture. We hope, moreover, with the help of non-Iranian academic institutions and scholars and their research facilities, to create a forum where students and young researcher may connect with the more established scientific community in the field. |