Our Programs
The Mizo Society of America (MSA) is dedicated to serving the Mizo community across the United States through programs that preserve our culture, promote education, and strengthen community welfare.
Preserving Culture and Identity
Cultural Events & Festivals
We host annual Mizo Day celebrations and cultural gatherings across the United States to celebrate our heritage through music, dance, food, and traditional art. These events bring our community together and introduce Mizo culture to our American friends.
Mizo Language & Heritage Programs
Through weekend classes and online sessions, we teach the Mizo language, songs, and folktales to younger generations. We believe our language is the heartbeat of our identity.
Traditional Arts & Storytelling Workshops
We organize workshops on traditional crafts, weaving, and storytelling to preserve the wisdom and creativity of our ancestors.
Education and Youth Empowerment
Scholarships and Educational Support
MSA provides academic scholarships and book grants for Mizo students pursuing higher education in the U.S. We encourage excellence and hard work in every field of study.
Mentorship and Career Guidance
Our mentorship network connects students and young professionals with experienced Mizo mentors across various professions. We aim to guide, inspire, and strengthen the next generation of Mizo leaders.
College and Career Workshops
We conduct online sessions to help students navigate university admissions, internship opportunities, and professional development in the American workplace.
Community Welfare and Assistance
Mizo Mutual Aid Fund
We maintain a community fund to support members during emergencies such as medical needs, accidents, or financial hardships. MSA stands with every Mizo in times of difficulty.
Immigration and Legal Support
We connect members with trusted legal advisors and immigration experts for guidance on visas, work permits, and documentation issues.
Small Business and Financial Education
MSA supports Mizo entrepreneurs with business workshops, financial literacy programs, and information on small business grants and opportunities.
Networking and Representation
Mizo Community Network
Our online directory connects Mizo families, students, and professionals across the United States — making it easier to share resources, find housing, and stay updated on community events.
Media and Communication
Through our newsletter, Mizo Voice, and social media platforms, we share inspiring stories, community updates, and issues that matter to Mizos everywhere.
Partnerships and Advocacy
We collaborate with other Chin communities and Burmese organizations, cultural councils, and Mizo groups worldwide to strengthen our representation and promote mutual understanding.
Faith and Well-being
Spiritual and Emotional Support
We organize prayer meetings, faith-based gatherings, and support groups to nurture mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness within our community.
Youth Fellowship and Prayer Network
Our youth fellowship programs and inter-state prayer networks keep our faith strong and our community connected in Christ’s love.
General FAQs
The Mizo Society of America (MSA) is a 501(c)(3) registered non-profit organization that connects Mizo people living across the United States. We work to promote Mizo culture, language, and unity through fellowship, cultural events, and community service.
Membership is open to anyone of Mizo descent or those with a genuine interest in Mizo culture and community life. Each branch manages its own local membership, while the Central MSA oversees national coordination.
You can join by contacting your local MSA branch. Most branches have simple registration forms or local membership coordinators. If you’re not sure which branch you belong to, visit our Branches page to find one near you.
Follow us on social media, subscribe to our newsletter, or check the News & Updates and Event Calendar pages for the latest announcements.
MSA organizes cultural events, youth programs, fellowship gatherings, and community outreach initiatives throughout the year. Major events include Chapchar Kut, Mizo Day, and the Youth Leadership Retreat, hosted by different branches across the U.S.
We always welcome volunteers! You can assist in event planning, youth programs, language teaching, or media support. To get involved, reach out to your local branch or contact us at info@mizousa.org.
MSA is funded through membership contributions, donations, and fundraising events. As a non-profit, all funds go toward supporting cultural preservation, community development, and charitable causes. You can donate anytime by clicking the Donate button on our website.
You can email us directly at info@mizousa.org or use the contact form on our Contact Us page. We’d love to hear from you!
