St. Cloud State University
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Safe Space Program
The Safe Space Program is a training presentation designed to educate persons who serve the general student population and build a network of allies across campus who are knowledgeable and supportive of the LGBT community. The initial training is divided into three sections, understanding ourselves, understanding others and exploring what it means to be an ally.
After completing the training, participants will receive a "Safe Space" sign to display in their offices. These easily recognizable signs provide a brief explanation of their purpose.
Safe Space Trainings for Fall Semester 2009:
Register for a Safe Space Training
10/21/2009 2pm - 4pm, Glacier South, AMC
10/29/2009 1pm - 3pm, Granite Room, AMC
11/10/2009 1pm - 3pm, Granite Room, AMC
11/20/2009 1pm - 3pm, Granite Room, AMC
12/02/2009 1pm - 3pm, Oak Room, AMC
Library
The LGBT Resource Center has a specialized resource library of books, periodicals and videos. These topics include: fiction and nonfiction, LGBT identities, history, LGBT research, feminism, politics, coming out, and the civil rights movement. Materials may be checked out with a valid St. Cloud State University ID. Book listings coming soon.
Computer Lab
We have a small computer lab that is open for anyone to use for anything from research to writing papers for class.
Speakers Bureau
The Speakers Bureau provides a classroom presentation that includes covering LGBT terminology, exploring heterosexual privilege and LGBT history and an extensive question and answer section for participants. Speakers Bureau is facilitated by students and staff from the LGBT Resource Center. For more information, or to schedule a classroom presentation, please contact the LGBT Resource Center.
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St. Cloud State University is an affirmative action/equal opportunity educator and employer.
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