CSUEB Diversity and Inclusion Student Center

CSUEB Diversity and Inclusion Student Center You can register for all of our upcoming events using this link: www.csueastbay.edu/diversity-inclusion/links.html

The Diversity and Inclusion Student Center at CSUEB is located in the University Union across from the reservations desk in Room 1005. The DISC Mission:

Our goal is to provide a safe, educational environment fostering personal growth and development for all CSU East Bay students, faculty, and staff. We offer guidance, support, and leadership opportunities that focus on creating mature, aware, and

socially responsible individuals who advocate and dialogue for equity and social justice plus positive community building that honors and celebrate diversity. The DISC Philosophy:

The greatness that we seek will only come through a university-wide commitment to create, nurture and sustain a dynamic and vibrant educational community - a community that elevates teaching, learning, experimentation, inquiry, discovery, and outreach as core institutional activities. The programs offered by the Diversity Center seek to achieve social justice by promoting and fostering understanding, interaction, and communication in an inclusive environment amongst the students and faculty of CSUEB. By social justice, we mean that our programming seeks for full and equal participation of all groups in society. " Social justice includes a vision of society that is equitable and all members are physically and psychologically safe and secure." (Adams, Bell & Griffin, 1997) we are a center that facilitates an evolutionary journey for students' personal growth by learning about cultural and social differences. Our programs seek to acknowledge the importance of difference while at the same time, embrace these differences as characteristic of the larger global community that we all reside in. We structure most of our programs based on cultural and ethnic events because groups such as African/African Americans, Chicana/Latino/Mexican Americans, Asian/Pacific Islander Americans, Native Americans, as well as multiethnic people have been historically marginalized. It is important to acknowledge the lack of resources and attention that these groups have had access to. Even though CSUEB has achieved racial and cultural pluralism, these groups have been contending with a history of oppression and inequity. Our programming focuses on issues that not only concern race/ethnicity but also ability, sexual orientation, religion, gender, etc. because of the rich experiences these groups can contribute in our attempt to appreciate diversity.

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Hello all! Come and tune in this friday for our game night from 2-3pm! 😁
04/13/2022

Hello all! Come and tune in this friday for our game night from 2-3pm! 😁

Join us on April 14, 2022 @ 12:15 PM for a discussion with Julie Murphy for our LGBTQ+ Cultural Month! Julie Murphy is t...
04/13/2022

Join us on April 14, 2022 @ 12:15 PM for a discussion with Julie Murphy for our LGBTQ+ Cultural Month!

Julie Murphy is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of Dumplin (now a feature film on Netflix) and its sequels Puddin’ and Pumpkin, as well as other young adult novels Side Effects May Vary, Ramona Blue, and Faith: Taking Flight. Her adult debut IF THE SHOE FITS, is a modern reimagining of Cinderella. Julie lives in North Texas with her husband, dog, and cats.

This event will be held entirely through zoom. Please register in advance by visiting our Cultural and Awareness Month website.

This Thursday, we have a Real Talk on what it means to be first generation! Come and tune in ❤️
03/22/2022

This Thursday, we have a Real Talk on what it means to be first generation! Come and tune in ❤️

Dr. Dyson’s event will now be held in the MPR to accommodate attendance! Please register in advance with the link provid...
02/02/2022

Dr. Dyson’s event will now be held in the MPR to accommodate attendance! Please register in advance with the link provided or visit our Cultural and Awareness Month website!

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson will be out Black History Month keynote speaker. Please register in advance with the link provide...
02/01/2022

Dr. Michael Eric Dyson will be out Black History Month keynote speaker. Please register in advance with the link provided or visit our Cultural and Awareness Month website!

01/28/2022

We are so excited to have Dr. Michael Eric Dyson as our 2022 Black History Month speaker! Please join us in a thoughtful community dialogue with Dr. Dyson.
February 10th, 2022
@ 12:15PM, UU311
This is a hybrid event and in-person spaces are limited so don’t hesitate to register! You can register to attend online and in-person at the Cultural and Awareness Month website. The link is also in our bio.

Join us in welcoming the new year with our Social Justice Month keynote speaker, Dr. Joy DeGruy. This event is now being...
01/12/2022

Join us in welcoming the new year with our Social Justice Month keynote speaker, Dr. Joy DeGruy. This event is now being held entirely through zoom. Please register in advance.

2021-2022 Cultural & Awareness Month Series Announcement -
09/03/2021

2021-2022 Cultural & Awareness Month Series Announcement -

The DISC Faculty Fellows program is currently accepting applications for the Scholar-Student positions. Students accepte...
09/01/2021

The DISC Faculty Fellows program is currently accepting applications for the Scholar-Student positions. Students accepted into the program will earn a $250 stipend per semester. They will also get a chance to work with a faculty member on a research project or program focused on either the Latinx, Southeast Asian, Native American, or African American communities. This is a great opportunity to build your resume and connect with a mentor. You can apply at bit.ly/disc-ff-app .

"Without community there is no liberation...but community must not mean a shedding of our differences, nor the pathetic ...
06/04/2021

"Without community there is no liberation...but community must not mean a shedding of our differences, nor the pathetic pretense that these differences do not exist." -Audre Lorde

Happy pride month y'all! Check our story for an overview of the pride flags made by Cade Hildreth.

Image description: collage of the Philadelphia pride flag, progressive pride flag, asexual pride flag, transgender pride flag, the first pride flag, non-binary pride flag, intersex pride flag, and bisexual pride flag with an Audre Lorde quote and office of diversity logo in the center of the graphic.

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CSUEB Diversity & Inclusion Student Center
Hayward, CA
94542

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+15108857069

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