The Pérez-Silverman Symposium on Water and Food Security in Los Angeles will consist of three panels: "Water Resources and Security," "WELL Leaders Combat Local Water Issues," and "Urban Agriculture and Food Security in Los Angeles." The panelists will include faculty speakers from Cal State LA and representatives of notable community organizations in Los Angeles, including Water Education for Latino Leaders, Community Services (WELL), Unlimited, Green Grounds, and South Central Farm.
Join the Gender & Sexuality Committee as they discuss Sexual Assault Awareness Month and engage in educational activities.
LEAD Series are workshops designed for students to cultivate their leadership, enrichment, advocacy, and personal development. These workshops will be held twice a month, encompassing different topics to help students reach their full potential. Food will be provided at all LEAD Series events.
This semester, we are hosting CAPS at the GSRC monthly for an LGBTQ+ Drop-In Group! For each session, we will be discussing a different topic while also doing a fun craft activity. This is a drop-in group for those who identify as LGBTQIA+. In this safe and judgment-free environment, we will foster and provide community, support, reflection, and growth. For our April meeting, we will be discussing "Interpersonal Violence."
Learn from Teresa Huang (supervising producer on Avatar: The Last Airbender live-action series; writer for Macgyver and Superstition), Nikhil Jayaram (Star Trek: Prodigy, Shades of Blue, and Make Me A Match, the first South Asian-themed rom-com for Hallmark), Kristian Fanene Schmidt (contributor to Washington Post, HuffPost and more), and Ringo Le (Cal State LA alum and writer/director of Big Gay Love and My Vietnam).
R.A.D. is a FREE women's only course that consists of 12 hours of instruction, which covers risk reduction and avoidance, basic hands-on defense training and a dynamic simulation exercise.
Please register at the Department of Public Safety. For participants needing special accommodations or for questions about the program, please contact the Crime Prevention Office at (323) 343-6290.