Queer Resource Center- PCC SE Campus

Hi all! This year at PCC has surely been a wild and challenging one. We student advocates at the QRC are going to be retiring for the year, to be replaced by new ones this next Fall (could be you! :o)) With this, we realize over the summer we’ll have less services offered, but if you’d like to keep hearing from the SE QRC, please sign up for our email list at tinyurl.com/qrclist and we’ll send you news and updates about Summer and Fall term happenings as soon as they are available!

With that said, if you need one on one support over the summer, rest assured in knowing you can contact Terrie Quinteros, ([email protected]) our program specialist throughout the summer while our coordinator Nico takes some time off for parental leave.

Thank you so much for a strong term. We know how hard this year has turned out to be and we love and care for all of you, as always!

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Hey lovelies, as we near the end of this incredibly hard term, we wanted to let you know that you're still not alone. The Q Center has a calendar of community support groups that meet weekly, including BIPOC Leadership Collective, trans support groups, youth groups, and more. Check this link out if you're wanting some connection lately.

You are loved, valued, important, and amazing.

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