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Equitable Access to the highest available standard of wellbeing is one of the fundamental rights of every human being without distinction of race, identity, economic or social condition, and while we're not there yet as a society, Humboldt Health Services aspires to support this goal. Part of embodying this goal includes providing necessary resources for individuals of diverse backgrounds. These resources are intended to empower students and assist them by aiding in their safety and protection.
Transgender & GNC Students
On Campus
- Know Your Rights and Title IX (poster)
- Inclusive Language
- Gender Inclusive Housing
- Humboldt Patient Rights for Transgender & GNC Students
- What are pronouns and why do they matter?
- Single Stall Restrooms on Campus
- Student Legal Lounge
- Transgender Resource Zine (PDF)
- Transgender Rights at School
- Updating Correct Name and Pronouns in Humboldt System
- Living Off Campus Guidance
- Resolution to Restore Student Well-being (2019-20-03)
Off Campus
- Trans Friendly Therapists
- California’s Gender Non-Discrimination Act FAQ
- Legally Changing Your Name and Gender Marker (California)
- Local Transgender Health Services (HRT & SRS)
- Queer Humboldt
Un/DACA Students
On Campus
- Latinx Center
- Multicultural Center
- Pre-Health Dreamers
- Scholars Without Borders
- Student Legal Lounge
- Surviving & Resisting: Defending DACA: A Toolkit for DREAMers
- Un/DACA Students and Their Families
Off Campus
- CSU Undocumented Student Resources
- Immigrant Legal Resource Center
- Immigration Advocates Network
- National Immigration Law Center
- Public Counsel (Nation’s Largest Pro Bono Law Firm)
On Campus General Resources
- CalState’s Student Well-Being & Basic Needs Initiative
- Cultural Centers for Academic Excellence
- Health and Safety Links
- Interactive Well-Being Map
- Medical Care & Emergency Contraception
- Oh Snap Student Food Programs
- Student Disability Resource Center
- What is Title IX?
Faculty & Staff
- Resolution to Restore Student Well-being (2019-20-03)
- Support the Emotional Wellbeing and Mental Health of Students of Color
Know Your Rights
Please Note: Some content from this list may be repeated from another existing list on this page. We’ve decided to repeat items to ensure best visibility.
- AB 540 / AB 2000 / SB 68 and the California Dream Act
- California’s Gender Non-Discrimination Act FAQ
- Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Title IX Investigation and Hearing Process Map
- Transgender Rights at School
File a Report
- Filing a Campus Complaint with the Title IX Office
- Filing a Police Report with a Local Law Enforcement Agency
- Stop Rape: Reporting Options