OSTEM (Out in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) is a national, 501©(3) non-profit, LGBTQ-affirming corporation whose mission is to provide services and support for students, create a dynamic outreach, and professional resources to high school students, and actively recruit and address the needs of diverse groups within the LGBTA community, inclusive of those who are historically underrepresented with regards to gender and ethnic background. Info Page Facebook Page Website - National Facebook Page - National OSTEM (Out in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics): Our Spring 2012 meetings will be on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month (except Spring Break) from 5-6:30pm. Join us for conversation, community, and resources! T-Cal is a group that seeks to address the spectrum of gender and gender expression, especially for students, staff and faculty who may identify across the transgender spectrum at UCB. T-Cal (A Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Space): As a component for the Pilipino Academic Student Services, we also seek to recruit and retain Pilipino students in higher education. Biyuti fosters a close-knit, family-like, safe space for its members to discuss issues that are relevant to us. Joel Moncada initiated and established Biyuti in 2004 because of the need for better representation of the growing queer identities within the Pilipino community at Cal. The space will be completely confidential and we have the utmost respect for your confidentiality.Ī swardspeak term that comes from the novel Global Divas by Martin Manalansan IV, biyuti means the physicality of beauty and state of mind essence, spirit, energy, mojo, or Biyuti inside and out. (Meetings: Tuesday, 7:30-9:00pm 223 Dwinelle Hall)Īre you a South-Asian who is either questioning your sexuality or gender or identifies as an LGBTQIA person? We are a group of South Asians who are looking to create a safe, closed, secret and private space for South Asian queer and questioning folks to hang out. Ultimately, QSA strives to create an accepting and united community.
Through these functions, QSA hopes to further grow as a community leader and to empower others. Queer Straight Alliance (QSA) functions to provide a safe and inclusive environment at UC Berkeley, to educate and raise public awareness about diverse issues surrounding the LGBTQQIA and Berkeley through multiple perspectives, to fight discrimination, harassment, and violence on campus through educational public events, and to reach out to those outside of UC Berkeley. Chavez Student Center (the north end of Lower Sproul Plaza on the second floor of Cesar E. It is open 9am-5pm, Monday-Fri at 202 Cesar E. GenEq is the campus location where students, faculty, staff and alumni connect for resources, services, education and leadership programs related to gender and sexuality. The Gender Equity Resource Center, fondly referred to as GenEq, is a UC Berkeley campus community center committed to fostering an inclusive Cal experience for all. We use those funds to replenish safe sex supplies, purchase office supplies for the space, maintain magazine subscriptions, and most importantly, provide an extra avenue of funding for other queer programming. As the oldest Queer organization on campus, we receive the largest amount of funding amongst queer groups. While we are no longer holding general meetings, we do provide fun and educational programs and events. QARC (Queer Alliance and Resource Center), currently located at Hearst Field Annex A15, works to maintain this room as both a safe space to all Cal students, and as a useful resource to the student groups who use the space. If you know of any resources that are not listed here and would like to add it to our list, please contact us at Thank you! Hey there! Here we’ve provided a list of various things from available student orgs to campus & community resources that we think you may find useful and/or interesting.
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