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SDSU Pride Center, 5141 Campanile Drive, San Diego, CA (2026)

02/24/2025

🍄When we describe natural organisms as “straight” or through a s*x or gender binary, we are prescribing human-made terms onto the natural world and adopting a harmful anthropocentric mindset. 🌊 Nature is fluid and free!

🌱For more information, there are plenty of scholarly resources in the field of Q***r Ecology which detail its importance and larger connection to environmental science, politics, climate change, 2SLGBTQIA+ issues, etc.

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

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ID Slide 1: “Q***r in Nature. Nature is not ‘straight,’ binary s*xed, or s*xually reproductive by default, nor are these categories inherently ‘natural’. Continue on to see some examples of q***rness in nature! For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented on a pale green background with multicolored tiles of different animals along the borders, as well as graphics of black vines with green leaves next to the text. Also included is a black colored The Pride Center logo within one of the border tiles and a black banner with white text reading, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity.”

02/21/2025

The term undocumented means to live in a country without documentation. 🦋 Many undocumented individuals have lived in their country of residence for their entire lives, while others may have only recently immigrated to their country of residence. 🌲Q***r is an identity claimed by some individuals to describe the fluidity of identity within s*xuality and/or gender. 🌈
The word undocuq***r was coined and popularized to highlight the intersection between the two identities for those who are undocumented and q***r and/or transgender! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️🦋

Some undocuq***r individuals may feel like they have to choose one identity over the other due to a lack of representation and visibility in either community. However, for many, both identities majorly shape a person’s experience of the world and The Pride Center would like to remind undocuq***r individuals that all of their identities are valid and beautiful, and can be all held, valued, and cared for at the same time! 🫂💕

For questions and accommodations email [email protected].

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ID Slide 1: “Undocuq***r.” This title is presented on a pastel green background with wavy rainbow decorations in the top left and bottom right corners. In the center, there is a group of q***r people with different gender presentations to celebrate pride. Also featured in the top left is The Pride Center logo. At the top is a black banner that reads “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity.”

02/20/2025

🍃🪵Nature is full of examples of q***rness; in fact, there is a whole field of study dedicated to it called q***r ecology! 🌿📚
The aim of the field is to recognize that nature is fluid and non-binary, and to celebrate the diversity in nature. 🐢

✨For more information, there are plenty of scholarly resources in the field of Q***r Ecology which detail the field’s importance and larger connection to environmental science, politics, climate change, 2SLGBTQIA+ issues, etc.

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

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ID Slide 1: “Q***r in Nature. Nature is not “straight,” binary s*xed, or s*xually reproductive by default, nor are these categories inherently “natural”. Continue on to see some examples of q***rness in nature! For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented on a yellow-white background with multicolored tiles of different animals along the borders, as well as graphics of black leaves next to the text. Also included is an orange colored The Pride Center logo within one of the border tiles and a black banner with white text reading, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity.”

ID Slide 2: “Same-Sex Sexual Behavior Animals. Same-Sex Sexual Behavior (SSB) has been observed in over 1,500 species! This can be for social bonding, conflict resolution, mating practice, partnership-adaptability, or simply because of want and preference! Examples are Penguins, Laysan Albatrosses, tortoises, bonobo monkeys, lions, red flour beetles, bottlenose dolphins, giraffes.” This information is presented on a yellow-white background with a multicolored tile of a different animal in each corner, as well as graphics of green vines of leaves along the borders and one in between the text and examples. Also included is a black The Pride Center logo within one of the corner tiles.

02/20/2025

📣🪻Save the date! If you’re graduating during the 2024-2025 academic year, it’s time to celebrate you! 🎊🎓

Join The Pride Center and LGBTQ+ Studies for the 16th annual Lavender Graduation, a special ceremony honoring the achievements and journeys of 2SLGBTQIA+ students.

🪻Registration for Lavender Graduation will be available soon! Keep an eye out on our Instagram and monthly newsletter.🪻

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID: “Save the Date: Lavender Graduation Spring 2025. Date: Friday, May 2nd, 2025. Time: 11am to 2pm. Location: Tula Community Center. If you’re an undergraduate or graduate student graduating during the 2024-2025 academic year and you identify as 2SLGBTQIA+, join us in celebration of your success! For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented in dark purple text on pastel purple background. A graphic of lavender flowers is in the bottom left corner and LGBTQ+ Studies and Pride Center logos are in the bottom right corner. Black banner at the top reads, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity.”

02/13/2025

Trans people have always existed and will always exist 🩵🩷🤍🩷🩵
Stop by The Pride Center the week of April 7 through the 11, 2025 for our annual Trans Week of Empowerment events. More details to come soon!

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID: “April 7 through April 11. Trans Week of Empowerment 2025. For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented on a trans flag gradient background with a photo of a trans flag flying in a circular frame. A black banner at the top reads, “Division of Student of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity” and a black Pride Center logo sits underneath and above the header.

02/11/2025

📣Calling all grad students! 📣 The Pride Center is hiring a graduate student for the 2025-2026 school year to lead our Pride House Mentorship program. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to support 2SLGBTQIA+ students and programs!

✨All applications are due no later than Monday, March 10, 2025 at 9am PST.
✨Interviews will be held on Tuesday, March 18 through Tuesday, March 25, 2025.

✨Scan the QR code or visit our Linktree in bio to learn more and apply!

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID: “The Pride Center is hiring! The Pride Center is seeking one student to take on the Graduate Student: Pride House Lead role during the 2025-2026 academic year. Job Requirements: Work closely with The Pride Center’s Faculty Scholar to support mentors, lead meetings, and assist with the Pride House class, Must have minimum 3.0 GPA, Must submit resume. All applications due no later than Monday, March 10 at 9am PST. Interviews will be held Tuesday, March 18 through Tuesday, March 25. To learn more and apply for this position, scan the QR code or visit The Pride Center’s Linktree in our Instagram bio. For questions & accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented in purple, green, and black text on a white background with a QR code, a banner reading, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity,” and a The Pride Center logo.

02/10/2025

We’re Hiring! The Pride Center is looking for part-time student staff for the 2025-2026 school year! The opportunities available include Pride Center Educators (PCEs) and Pride House Mentors.

See the application for Pride Center Educator and Pride House Mentor job responsibilities.
All applications are due no later than Monday, March 10, 2025 at 9am PST
Interviews will be held on Tuesday, March 18 through Tuesday, March 25, 2025.

Scan the QR code or visit our Linktree in bio to learn more and apply!

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID Slide 1: “The Pride Center is Hiring! The Pride Center is seeking part-time student staff for Pride Center Educator (PCE) and Pride House Mentor positions for the 2025-2026 school year. Job Requirements: Undergraduate student at SDSU, Must have a GPA of at least 3.0, Must submit a resume. All applications due no later than Monday, March 10 at 9am PST. Interviews will be held Tuesday, March 18 through Tuesday, March 25. See the application for Pride Center Educator and Pride House Mentor job responsibilities. To learn more and apply for this position, scan the QR code or visit The Pride Center’s Linktree in our Instagram bio. For questions & accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented in blue, orange, and black text on a white background with graphics of stars, a QR code, a banner reading, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity,” and a The Pride Center logo.

02/07/2025

🎉February is Black History Month! In honor of the month, we are highlighting the Black Gay Pride Movement and its history. 🏳️‍🌈🤎🖤

The organization currently known as the Association for the Study of African American Life and History sponsored the second week of February to honor Black history in 1926. This week was specifically chosen as it coincided with the birthdays of Frederick Douglass and Abraham Lincoln, both important figures to the abolitionist movement. Schools, communities, and cities across the nation adopted the week and organized local communities. In the 1960s, the week had become Black History Month across many college campuses. President Gerald Ford officially recognized Black History Month in 1976.

📢Remember: It’s important to honor, celebrate, and discuss the contributions of Black Americans throughout the whole year, not just during Black History Month.

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

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ID Slide 1: “Black History Month. The Black Gay Pride Movement.” This information is presented on a pale orange circular background framed by a circle of red, green, and yellow triangles on a black circle, which are the colors used to represent Black History Month. At the bottom of the post, there are two hands forming a heart with a rainbow heart in the center. Also featured towards the top is an orange The Pride Center logo. At the top, there is a black banner that reads “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity”.

02/06/2025

📢Call for Papers: Join Our Symposium!📚

Are you an SDSU student with research or creative work that relates to the 2SLGBTQIA+ community? Here’s your opportunity to present at our annual Pride Center Research Symposium!🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

We welcome academic research, creative projects, and more. Don’t limit yourself to papers – we appreciate poetry, art, and nonfiction pieces too.📄📖🎨

✨Our symposium focuses on challenging stereotypes related to gender, s*xuality, and identity. Let’s celebrate the diversity within the 2SLGBTQIA+ community together.✨

Submit your abstract through tinyurl.com/PrideSymposium2025 or through the link in our LinkTree by Monday, March 3rd at 9:00am for consideration.

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID: “Call for Papers: Join Our Symposium! The Pride Center is hosting our annual Research Symposium in collaboration with LGBTQ+ Studies on April 25th from 1:00 to 4:00 pm. Graduate and undergraduate students are encouraged to submit! For more information and how to submit your work, please visit tinyurl.com/PrideSymposium2025 or visit the link in our bio. Project submissions are due March 3rd at 9:00am PST. For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented on an off-white background with pastel orange borders at the top and bottom, and a megaphone graphic and rainbow flag graphic on either side of the header. Centered at the top of the post is a black banner reading, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity.” The black Pride Center logo and LGBTQ+ Studies logos are at the bottom of the flyer and a QR code sits above The Pride Center logo. Within the lavender shape is the SDSU College of Arts and Letters LGBTQ+ Studies logo and the black The Pride Center logo. Located in the bottom right corner is a green QR code.

02/06/2025

SDSU is celebrating Sophomore Week from February 10 to 14, 2025! 📚 Stop by The Pride Center on February 12 at 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm for tours, crafts, and coloring. We look forward to crafting and coloring with you! 🌈🤩

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID: “Sophomore Week at The Pride Center. We will be offering tours, crafts, and coloring for second year students at The Pride Center! Wednesday, February 12, 2025. 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm.” This information is presented on a white square backed by a holographic rainbow background. In the bottom left and top right corners, there are rainbow six point stars. In the bottom right and top left corners, there are bubble graphics. Also featured is a pink The Pride Center logo. At the top is a pink banner that reads “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity”.

02/04/2025

Is graduate school stressing you out? 😵‍💫 Want to relax and make crafts with other q***r graduate students? 🤔 Come to our spring semester GRADuate meetings! 🤩 GRADuate is intended for post-baccalaureate students and serves as a peer-led support group space where students can build community, make friends, and de-stress with others. 🥰
Meetings will be held from 12:30pm to 1:30pm on February 11th, March 4th, March 25th, April 17th, and April 29th, 2025 in The Pride Center. 📆

For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].

ID: “Graduate spring meetings. Socialize, de-stress, make crafts, and meet other 2SLGBTQIA+ graduate students in a peer led support group! Dates February 11th, March 4th, March 25th, April 17th, April 29th. Time: 12:30pm to 1:30pm. Location: The Pride Center Multipurpose Room. For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].” This information is presented on a white and green gingham patterned background with multiple graphics of four-leaf clovers and different forest animals in a watercolor style. Also included is a black The Pride Center logo and a black banner with white text reading, “Division of Student Affairs and Campus Diversity.”

01/31/2025

Trans Masc Talks returns! 🏳️‍⚧️ This peer-led support group is created and intended for individuals who identify as trans men, trans masc, and/or those who may be questioning and/or willing to learn about the trans experience. 💐

Spring 2025 dates:
Wednesday, February 12.
Wednesday, February 26.
Wednesday, March 12.
Wednesday, March 26.
Wednesday, April 9.
Wednesday, April 23.

ID: “Trans Masc Talks. a peer-led support group intended for trans Men, transmascs, and/or those who may be questioning at SDSU. Spring 2025 dates: Wednesday, February 12, February 26, March 12, March 26, April 9, April 23. Time: 2pm to 3pm at the Pride Center. For questions and accommodations, email [email protected].”
This information is presented in black text on a background with a blended mix of pink, white, and blue with a graphic of two drawn trans masc individuals in the middle.

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