Student Diversity and Multicultural Affairs
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DIVERSITY COUNCIL The Diversity Council serves primarily as a body of student representatives that address issues surrounding diversity at the university and engage in leadership development opportunities. Contact Kai Kai Mascarenas (kmascarenas@luc.edu) for more information. THE EMPOWERMENT PIPELINE
The Empowerment Pipeline is a student created and student run program designed to interrupt the school-to-prison pipeline by empowering high school youth to direct their own paths towards higher education and improving their social mobility.Contact diversity@luc.edu for more information. ———————- LGBTQIA PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES
A sector of Student Diversity and Muliticultural Affiars that seeks to guide and inform issues related to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Queer, Interxsex, and Ally individuals. Contact Miguel Macias (mmacias2@luc.edu) for more information. LUCES LUCES provides a safe space for the multigenerational community of self-identified Women of Color at LUC. Reaffirming the power of global sisterhood, LUCES Sisters aim to grow and transform through increased self and social awareness, and action toward solidarity and social justice. Contact Laura Bohórquez (lbohorquez@luc.edu) for more information. ————— MEN’S PROJECT
The Men’s Project is a leadership initiative on campus that focuses on exploring masculinity and what it means (and should mean) to “be a man.” This 10-week program is a great way to learn more about masculinity, the role of gender in society, and how both are related to violence in the community. Contact diversity@luc.edu for more information. ————————-—————— SAFE SPACE TRAINING PROGRAM
Safe Space is a program that strives to provide a more hospital environment for LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Intersex) people by establishing an identifiable network of people who can provide support, information, and a safe haven to an LGBTQI person within the University community. Contact Miguel Macias (mmacias2@luc.edu) for more information. —————— SOCIAL JUSTICE DINNER DIALOGUE SERIES
A series of dialogues and conversations related to various social justice issues affecting Chicago, America, and the world. Enriching ideas are shared over dinner! Contact diversity@luc.edu for more information. UNDOCUMENTED STUDENT RESOURCES Resources developed to help non-US citizens and undocumented students navigate all facets of life at Loyola as well as inform those who support them in their journey through higher education.
