The Professionals across the Black Diaspora Community Collective serves as a supportive and amplifying community space for professionals across the diaspora of Black experiences. The Black Diaspora Community Collective directly serves the following communities:

• Fraternity/sorority professionals identifying across the Black diaspora
• Professionals allied with and committed to the success of professionals identifying within the Black Diaspora
• Professionals interested in the inclusion, amplification and expansion of education and support for the experiences and needs of professionals identifying within the Black Diaspora within the sorority and fraternity profession.

The Solo Professional Operations Community Collective serves as a supportive and amplifying community space for professionals who serve as a sole member of their office/department/program. The Solo Professional Operations Community Collective directly serves the following communities:

• Professionals who serve as a sole professional member within their FSL office/department/program
• Professionals allied with and committed to the success of sole member operations; 
• Professionals interested in the inclusion, amplification and expansion of education and support for the experiences and needs of professionals who serve as a sole member of their FSL office/department/program and issues within the sorority and fraternity profession.

The Women Working with Men’s Fraternities Community Collective serves as a supportive and amplifying community space for women professionals who work with men’s fraternities. The Women Working with Men’s Fraternities Community Collective directly serves the following communities:

• Women employed at men’s fraternity organization headquarters;
• Women who serve as the primary advisor for men’s fraternity councils or chapters;
• Professionals allied with and committed to the success of women professionals working with men’s fraternities;
• Professionals interested in the inclusion, amplification, and expansion of education and support for the experiences and needs of women professionals who work with men’s fraternities.