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Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Walter!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
This space is intended to be a safe and joyful container in which Queer and Trans students, staff, and faculty can experience the power of mindfulness in community. You can expect a guided meditation, time for authentic sharing, and contemplative reflection on ways to thrive in this oppressive world. No meditation experience is required. This is a group led by Queer and Trans students who have completed the UVM Mindfulness Facilitator Training program.
No registration required, just drop in!
Questions? Email DRosner@uvm.edu
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All are welcome to join the Queer Student Union for their bi-monthly meetings every other Tuesday at 6 pm. Come for community, discussion, games, crafts, and fun!
Do you have any questions or access needs? Message @qsu_uvm on Instagram.
Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Lo!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
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Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Walter!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
Join a student-led discussion on the asexual and aromatic spectrum while enjoying some pizza!
If you have questions or access needs, please email prism@uvm.edu.
Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
Join us every other Monday in the Prism Center for an afternoon of crafting and conversation. No skill is required!
We will announce each week’s craft on our Instagram.
All are welcome to join the Queer Student Union for their bi-monthly meetings every other Tuesday at 6 pm. Come for community, discussion, games, crafts, and fun!
Do you have any questions or access needs? Message @qsu_uvm on Instagram.
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This space is intended to be a safe and joyful container in which Queer and Trans students, staff, and faculty can experience the power of mindfulness in community. You can expect a guided meditation, time for authentic sharing, and contemplative reflection on ways to thrive in this oppressive world. No meditation experience is required. This is a group led by Queer and Trans students who have completed the UVM Mindfulness Facilitator Training program.
No registration required, just drop in!
Questions? Email DRosner@uvm.edu
Learn more on UVM BORED.
Come to Disabled Student Union's bi-monthly meetings every other Wednesday at 7pm. All are welcome to join us for discussions, education, games, and community.
For more information and to communicate access needs, find us on Instagram @uvm_dsu or email us at dsu@uvm.edu .
Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Lo!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
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Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Walter!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
Join the Prism Center for a night of celebration at this year’s Rainbow Graduation Ceremony.
Rainbow Graduation is a space for all queer and trans folks and allies to be in community and congratulate the LGBTQIA+ students who are graduating during the 2023-2024 academic year.
Information regarding RSVP details will be shared in the Spring 2024 semester.
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Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Lo!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
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Let’s Talk provides 30-minute informal drop-in consultations with a CAPS Counselor (Walter!). Simply drop into the Prism Center space and sign up on the whiteboard for one of the afternoon’s open spots. The whiteboard is next to the door or L/L C-181, through the kitchen. If you have a question, feel free to ask any of the Prism Center staff in one of the other offices in the suite.
Let’s Talk is not a substitute for formal counseling and does not constitute mental health treatment, but counselors can listen to specific problems, provide support, help explore solutions and give information about other resources on campus and in the community.
Let’s Talk at the Prism Center is intended for LGBTQA+ identified and questioning students.
Questions? Email LivingWell@uvm.edu
Rally Cat’s Cupboard supplies free food to the UVM community to address and combat food insecurity. No appointments are necessary, and the Cupboard is restocked throughout distribution hours, so no need to rush!
Please note: The Cupboard has a capacity of 21 people at any given time to allow for easier restocking and individual safety. Remember to bring your own bags and know there is a limit of 2 bags per person to ensure equitable food distribution.
For more information, follow @rallycatscupboard on IG!
Come to Disabled Student Union's bi-monthly meetings every other Wednesday at 7pm. All are welcome to join us for discussions, education, games, and community.
For more information and to communicate access needs, find us on Instagram @uvm_dsu or email us at dsu@uvm.edu .
Alok Vaid-Menon is an internationally recognized author, poet, comedian, and public speaker who delves into trauma, belonging, and the human condition through their signature mixed-media artistry. A relentless advocate for LGBTQ rights, ALOK celebrates unbridled personal expression, dismantling traditional fashion norms and championing a culture of inclusivity and the celebration of unique identities. Join us for a conversation with ALOK and presentation of the Muñoz Award.
The José Esteban Muñoz Award was created to honor an LGBTQ community leader or activist for their advocacy and promotion of LGBTQ Studies. José Esteban Muñoz was a pioneer in LGBTQ studies. He was the author and editor of several books that grappled with issues of race, gender, and sexuality including Cruising Utopia: The Politics and Performance of Queer Futurity and Disidentifications: Queers of Color and the Performance of Politics. He was also a professor and former Chair of the Department of Performance Studies at New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. He passed away in December 2013.
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Presented with CLAGS, the Center for LGBTQ Studies. This event is generously supported by LaGuardia Community College and the New York City Council LGBT and Queer Caucus.