Cross-Cultural and Gender Center
We are committed to increasing the academic performance, retention, and graduation of Black and African American students by creating a greater sense of belonging at Fresno State.
We strive to highlight, bring awareness to, advocate and stand in solidarity with our Native American/ Indigenous community.
The Asian Pacific Islander Programs and Services at California State University, Fresno is a central location for students, staff, faculty, and community members to engage with the Asian Pacific Islander (API) history, experience, and culture. The program also partners and collaborates with campus departments, student organizations, and community partners to organize and facilitate events that directly support and address the needs of the API community.
Our purpose is to provide a central location for all students that identify as Latino/a/x
to come together to build community.
Additionally, the program strives to build partnerships with community organizations,
student clubs, and campus departments in order to connect students to the resources
available to them.
Latino/a Programs and Services also plan and facilitate programs that are rich and
relevant to Latino/a/x themes and issues.
We seek to raise awareness of social misconceptions of sexuality/gender and create a safe space that allows self-exploration for all LGBTQ+ individuals.
- Affinity rooms to study, relax, meet others
- Fliers for upcoming events
Printing services for affiliated clubs - Q-Clothing Closet (trans and nonbinary student resources)
- On-campus name change resources for Trans and
- Nonbinary students
Gender Inclusive Restroom map
Menstrual products
Mission
We inspire, empower, and educate the Fresno State community through inclusive excellence and leadership to celebrate diversity, promote understanding, and nurture a sense of belonging.
Vision
To create and maintain a campus of respect, inclusion, and equal opportunity; where all members of the campus community thrive, free from oppression and discrimination.Discrimination, Harrassment or Retaliation
- CSU Executive Order 1096 and Executive Order 1097 provides faculty, staff, students and third parties a procedure to file complaints alleging violations of the California State University (CSU) systemwide policy prohibiting Discrimination, Harassment, and Retaliation against Employees, Students, or Third Parties.
- This includes discrimination or harassment on the basis of Race/Color, National Origin/Ancestry, Marital Status, Religion, Gender/Sex, Gender Identify/Expression, Sexual Orientation, Disability, Military/Veteran Status, Medical Condition, Genetic Information, or Age.
- Please note that submissions using this form might not be reviewed outside of normal business hours. If there is an immediate risk to health or safety, please call 911 or Fresno State Police Department at 559.278.8400.
- See CSU Executive Order 1096
- See CSU Executive Order 1097
- Filing this report may begin the process of an inquiry into the information provided.
- Please visit this site to make a report Report Form
- Please note that submissions using this form might not be reviewed outside of normal business hours. If there is an immediate risk to health or safety, please call 911 or Fresno State Police Department at 559.278.8400.
- Please follow this link for Answers to Frequently Asked Questions, including any required notification to involved parties.
- Please contact the Title IX Coordinator directly for more information at 559.278.5357
- Those seeking to discuss a concern while maintaining confidentiality should NOT submit this form and should instead contact the Survivor Advocate or Counseling and Psychological Services
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Cross Cultural and Gender Center
M/S TA35
559.278.4435
ccgcevents@mail.fresnostate.edu