LibGuides: AIDS/HIV: Campus Resources

Campus Resources

Diversity and Social Justice Student Organizations
Diversity and Social Justice Student Organizations at MSUM.
Office of Diversity & Inclusion
The Minnesota State University Moorhead Office of Diversity & Inclusion offers four cultural and identity centers open to all students, faculty, staff, and members of the community. Through a variety of programming and specialized resources, our centers help build a campus community that is diverse, inclusive, globally aware and just.
Rainbow Dragon Center (RDC)
The Rainbow Dragon Center includes sofas, lounge chairs, tables and chairs for studying, group work, or meetings, a resource section that includes free safer sex supplies, computers, and a library with books and magazines on LGBTQ+ topics. MSUM’s LGBTQ+ student organization, SPECTRUM, meets weekly in the space. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to use the center to spend time in between classes, enjoy snacks and coffee, connect with others, or browse our library and free resources. Whether you identify as LGBTQ+, are questioning your identity, are in the beginning stages of coming out, or are an ally, you are welcome in the Rainbow Dragon Center.
Safe Zone Program
The Safe Zone Program consists of interactive trainings where participants will learn about the LGBTQ+ community, campus resources, the importance of inclusive language and creating safe spaces, and how to be a supportive ally and advocate for LGBTQ+ social justice and equality. The program is open to MSUM staff, faculty and administrators.
Sexual Violence Victim/Survivor Information
Options for victims/survivors.
Women's Center
The Women’s Center offers a welcoming environment with couches, a table and chairs for studying or meeting, a reading chair and ottoman, and computers. Our resource section includes free safer sex supplies and menstrual products, information on campus and community resources, plus knitting/crocheting and craft supplies for your creative side. Students, faculty, and staff are welcome to spend time between classes, enjoy snacks and a cup of tea or coffee, connect with others, and browse our library and free resources. Our staff provide welcoming, non-judgmental service and referrals for the whole MSUM community.