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Scholarships and Fellowship resources
The Office of Financial Aid has compiled all outside scholarship & fellowship resources into one location. Click here to access the various applications including identity-based resources!
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2018 Kaleidoscope Journal
The LUCES Kaleidoscope Journal Committee is happy to provide a free digital copy of this year's publication, "Naming Your Truth".
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Seen or Experienced Discrimination?
File a report with EthicsLine, if you experienced or witnessed discrimination at Loyola based on race, gender, faith, sexuality, ability, citizenship, etc. Reports can be anonymous.
See the Transformation
The Making of SDMA's New Mural
Watch as Adrian Villegas creates Let Us Cultivate Solidarity, SDMA's new mural.
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Contacting Us Amid COVID-19
Though the Damen Student Center is closed to the public the SDMA office remains open. The SDMA team is currently working remotely from home and our team is dedicated to supporting students virtually. For Coronavirus information and University updates, visit https://www.luc.edu/coronavirus/ for the most updated University related information.
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Justice Wins: Celebrating the recent SCOTUS Rulings
Over the past couple of weeks the Supreme Court (SCOTUS) has made decisions that will effect the lives of many. In the first ruling, SCOTUS affirms that sexual orientation and gender identity are protected characteristics under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Secondly, SCOTUS ruled to uphold the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA). As a result, SCOTUS has laid the foundation for solidarity work to flourish within and beyond the LGBTQIA+ and Undocumented Communities! Knowing that social justice work is labor intensive, it is important that we take breaks to live in the moments of joy and practice self-care so we are able to continue this work. -
SDMA's Statement of Solidarity
In support of President Rooney’s message of support, “From Grief to Action,” SDMA offers a statement of solidarity. We are outraged and continue to denounce, disrupt, and challenge systemic violence and oppression inflicted upon Black and Brown bodies within the United States and beyond. Read more about our commitment and call to action.
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Undocumented Student Support
As we live out the legacy of Saint Ignatius Loyola, we are committed to providing accurate information and resources for current and prospective undocumented students, their families, and allies. Learn more about undocumented students’ access to higher education, safe spaces and enrollment at LUC.
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Annual Legacy Celebration Postponed
Due to COVID-19, this year’s Legacy Celebration has been postponed until further notice. The Legacy Celebration committee is working diligently to provide a memorable experience for registered students who identify as first-generation, LGBTQIA and/or student of color. For questions or concerns, please email diversity@luc.edu.
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Diversity Awards Recipients ANNOUNCED
Various Loyola University Chicago students, alumni, faculty, and staff members who have contributed to the success of our diverse student population academically, spiritually, culturally and professionally are recognized.
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Kaleidoscope Journal theme: Language through Generation
The 6th annual publication accepts all forms of art and literature from community members. Submissions are open to all self-identifying womxn / people of color.
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Safe Space Training
Go beyond tolerance through our Safe Space Training. Even if you have attended in past years, there is always more to learn about how to be an ally to LGBTQIA people.
