Center for Equity, Justice and Inclusion

Develop educational opportunities, resources, and networking opportunities around the African Diaspora. To provide opportunities to allow students and community members to engage with Africana related materials and discourse. This is done through African Week and the Sankofa Lecture Series and other events.

This is a place for all those who identify as female (and allies) to congregate, share ideas, and work together. The Women’s Center was created by SUWF (Salisbury University Women’s Forum) to help foster a shift toward greater gender equity on campus.

Provides a space for all to learn about Latinx culture, heritage and traditions. We acknowledge and affirm the importance of intersectional and holistic development while providing and nurturing a sense of community. Through its programs, activities and collaborations, the Latinx Center seeks to foster a sense of belonging and community among Latinx community members. Meets every Wednesday in front of the ODI Student Café in Blackwell from 6:30-7:30.

This safe space is maintained and occupied by the LGBTQ+ Alliance to invite any and all identities as well as their allies to gather as a community, participate in educational activities, organize special events, or just network as a way to support each other and promote a more open and accepting society. Meets every Thursday in front of the ODI Student Café in Blackwell from 6:00-8:00.

Delta Alpha Pi (DAP), an honor society for high-achieving students with disabilities, utilizes this space to spread education, awareness, and advocacy, through events and open dialogues about the experiences of students with disabilities, to create accessibility more available to all.

Provides a safe and welcoming space that is open to anyone with an interest in the deaf and hard of hearing community or American Sign Language (ASL), including students, staff, and faculty. It provides a safe space for ASL users and learners to practice ASL and to interact with people who are deaf, hard of hearing, or know ASL. The room will also be used to host deaf awareness activities.

The AAPI Center focuses on support, education and engagement to foster a deeper understanding of the diverse experiences and intersecting identities of Asian American and Pacific Islanders. This is done through many social and cultural events, educational workshops, and speakers.