Cascade Queer Resource Center

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  • Location: Student Union 302
  • Hours: Tuesday and Wednesday, 10am-4pm
  • Cascade QRC Coordinator: V Rosales
  • Email: qrc@pcc.edu
  • Phone: 971-722-5702
  • Chat: QRC chat
  • Zoom: Available by appointment or by starting in Chat
  • Social media: Find us on Facebook or on Instagram

The PCC Queer Resource Centers provide advocacy, education, leadership development, programming, and retention services for students with marginalized genders and sexualities to create an inclusive and intersectional campus climate promoting gender justice, sexual liberation, and equity for all people.

Four students, (two standing, one seated, and one lying on the floor) in front of a backdrop of rainbow flags

2023-24 Cascade QRC Staff

What does the CA QRC offer?

Education and events

The QRC provides intersectional training opportunities and events programming for the PCC campus community about issues pertaining to marginalized sexual and gender identities.

Our activities include but are not limited to trans, gender expansive, lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, asexual, intersex, pansexual, and polyamorous communities. These trainings and events serve the purpose of increasing knowledge, understanding, and empathy for diverse sexualities and genders.

Advocacy

The QRC advocates for institutional equity on behalf of Queer and Trans students, staff, and faculty. The QRC is available for departmental or individual consultations about creating inclusive and welcoming and environments for these populations.

Support

As a diversity retention center, the QRC student advocates and coordinator provide support, resources, and referrals to Queer and Trans students with the ultimate goal of supporting students to achieve their academic goals.

Help reporting discrimination and harassment at PCC

Diversity Retention Center staff can assist you the process of reporting discrimination and support.

Video created By Elizabeth Guzman-Arroyo, Assistant Coordinator, Multicultural Center Cascade Campus

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