Educating for Equality
The purpose of the LGBTQ Center Safe Zone program is to create a network of allies for individuals who may be marginalized on the basis of their sexual orientation, gender identity, and/or gender expression. All UNC-Chapel Hill faculty, staff, and students are eligible to become Safe Zone trainees. Training sessions take place several times a semester, and customized Safe Zone trainings can be scheduled with the LGBTQ Center on behalf of any department, group, or organization.
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Have that shirt that’s been staring at you at the back of the closet? What about that coat that’s just not your style anymore? Don’t throw it away – give it a new life! 🌸 To get ready for our spring clothing swap near the end of March, we’re accepting clothing donations! Drop off any and all pre-loved clothes in good condition (in a bag, if possible) at the LGBTQ Center before March 23rd. Stay tuned for more details about our clothing swap! 🔁👕
It’s time for another CrafTea Time, y’all! This month, will be doing Chai & Charms: grab a cup of yummy chai and make a stylish phone charm for you to show off! We’ll see you on Wednesday, March 11 from 2 PM to 4 PM. Always a reason to get CrafTea! 🔗 Check out the details and RSVP at the HeelLife link in our bio!
Friendship is in the air! This month, our annual CrafTea Time will be a Palentine’s Day edition! 💌 Join the LGBTQ Center in celebrating Aromantic Awareness Week on February 18 from 2pm-4pm for a laid-back palentine’s event with bracelet making, plenty of palentine’s candy, and a cozy space to hang out with your friends! 🔗 Check out the details and RSVP at the link in our bio!
Join the UNC LGBTQ Center in celebrating Black History Month with a discussion of Daniel Black’s Isaac’s Song, a novel exploring a complicated father-son relationship in the backdrop of 1980s Chicago. We’ll be meeting on Thursday, February 26 from 5pm-6:30pm to explore the themes of love, familial relationships, and generational trauma present in Black’s powerful work over some light refreshments. What are the lessons we’d like to pass on and what would we like to change? 🔗Find out the details and RSVP at the HeelLife link in our bio!