Cultural Connections and Global Reach

The Center for Social Justice Education and LGBT Communities (SJE) provides educational and social programs, leadership development, and policy consultation for LGBTQIA and ally students, faculty, staff, and community members.

Learn more: http://socialjustice.rutgers.edu/ .

The Cultural Center Collaborative is committed to supporting the needs of Rutgers’ campus communities by creating a welcoming and holistic learning environment for all members of the community, inclusive of all identities and allies.

The Paul Robeson Cultural Center, the Center for Latino Arts and Culture, the Center for Social Justice Education & LGBT Communities, and the Asian American Cultural Center come together to form the Cultural Center Collaborative. All centers believe that ending one oppression requires ending all oppressions.

Learn more: http://culturalcollaborative.rutgers.edu/ .

The Paul Robeson Cultural Center (PRCC) was founded in 1969 and offers a wealth of programs, initiatives, and services that reflect the robust history, heritage, and diversity of the African diaspora. Widely recognized as the first black cultural center on a college campus in the United States, the Paul Robeson Cultural Center is named after Paul Robeson, who was the 3rd African-American to graduate from Rutgers University. PRCC functions as a safe haven, “home away from home,” and community hub for students, staff/faculty, alumni and community members of the greater New Brunswick/New Jersey area.

Learn more: http://prcc.rutgers.edu/ .

The Center for Latino Arts and Culture (CLAC) is dedicated to building a creative space where the Rutgers community can discover and critically explore what it means to be Latino/a in the United States. Every year, CLAC works with students in ways that enhance student leadership and organizational capacity, raise awareness about Latino arts and culture, and build bridges of understanding across difference.

Learn more: http://clac.rutgers.edu/ .

The Asian American Cultural Center (AACC) offers a myriad of social, cultural, and educational opportunities designed to promote, respect and embrace the unique histories and cultural identities within the Asian Pacific Islander Desi American (APIDA) diaspora.

Learn more: http://aacc.rutgers.edu/ .

In an increasingly global economy, nothing beats global experience. Rutgers expands students’ education through over 170 study abroad and service-learning abroad programs for a variety of academic areas and interests. Learn more: https://global.rutgers.edu/study-abroad .