Undocumentedness: No Papers, Full Lives is an academic seminar for students and campus‑wide audiences that explores the social construction of undocumented status. The session supports mental health and persistence by disrupting shame and fear, and it draws parallels between undocumentedness and other diverse lived experiences. Participants reflect on their own experiences with visibility, exclusion, and […]
In observance of Black History Month, the LGBTQIA2S+ Resource Program will be screening the film Rafiki (2018) in the lounge! Directed by Wanuri Kahiu and set in Kenya, the film follows the romance of Kena and Ziki as they navigate familial and political pressures. Rafiki explores intersectional themes of Black womanhood, family expectations, and sexuality. Settle into the new semester […]
Undocumentedness: No Papers, Full Lives is an academic seminar for students and campus‑wide audiences that explores the social construction of undocumented status. The session supports mental health and persistence by disrupting shame and fear, and it draws parallels between undocumentedness and other diverse lived experiences. Participants reflect on their own experiences with visibility, exclusion, and […]
Join our wellness therapist during our Butterfly Breaks to build community, make connections, and take a moment to unwind.
Curious about polyamory or navigating ethical non-monogamy? This Adulting 101 session will explore what healthy polyamorous relationships can look like, including communication, boundaries, consent, and managing jealousy. A judgment-free space to learn, reflect, and ask questions.
Join us for our inaugural conference designed to support and empower African American high school students. The conference will include workshops, college and career exploration, and opportunities to connect with educators and community leaders.
Join CARECEN for this virtual presentation to learn about some of the recent updates in immigration related laws and policies. Please use the link below to RSVP.
Monarch Moments are community talking circles in a private zoom session where students can come together to process current challenges and concerns that our immigrant communities are facing.
Come discuss some of the biggest struggles you're facing as a student in a space where you can receive validation, normalization, and strategies to manage the challenges
Visit the Cadena Cultural Center in Section 2 of the Fullerton College Quad to participate an educational activity celebrating Women's History Month.
In honor of Major Discovery Day, we are bringing together seven queers in seven different careers to discuss their college degrees, how they chose a major, and how they found their ways to their current careers. We will be joined by bookstore owner Ren Dean (they/them), video programming specialist Aya Lehman (she/her), registered nurse Jenny […]
High School Dream Advocate is a professional development session for high school staff, administrators, counselors, and teachers. The workshop equips educators to reduce dropout rates and increase college enrollment among immigrant students by training them to serve as early recruiters. Participants learn how to navigate and mitigate cultural and institutional barriers that often discourage immigrant […]