Women's Resource Center
Announcements
Women's History Month 2026!
Women’s History Month is almost here!
Join the WRC in celebrating with a full month of feminist programming. Whether you’re looking to learn in community, connect with mentors, build your leadership skills, or see yourself reflected in art, there’s something here for you. 💜✨
See the full lineup and learn more about Women’s History Month on our webpage. We can’t wait to celebrate with you!
Save the Date for Take Back the Week!
April 13-17, 2026
Take Back the Week is SDSU's annual, collaborative effort to spread awareness about the issues surrounding sexual violence while centering survivor support. This week of programs centers compassion, education, and connection for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence.
More information on this year’s schedule is on the way soon; keep an eye on our feed and our website for more details and a full lineup of events!
Welcome
The Women’s Resource Center is a gender advocacy center that serves women and gender expansive individuals. Through an intersectional feminist lens, we offer training on sexual and gender-based violence (known as the Brave Project), educational and healing programming, resources for pregnant and parenting students, and a Women and Gender Equity first-year experience Program. Everyone is welcome to the WRC’s cozy cottage equipped with two gender-inclusive restrooms, a lactation room, and a kitchenette. The WRC provides a warm and brave space for students to explore their identities, find community, and work towards social justice.
A Statement on Gender Expansivity and Racial Justice
We acknowledge that conventional understandings of womanhood are entrenched in essentialist thinking, which assumes we are born into a rigid binary system. Additionally, mainstream feminism has too often been racist and transphobic, and has prioritized the needs and viewpoints of white cisgender women. At the Women’s Resource Center we strive to challenge racism, anti-Blackness, and trans-exclusion. We aim to center the needs of our multiply marginalized community members. All people are welcome to the WRC, and we hope everyone can find community and a space to be their full, authentic selves. Learn more by reading SDSU's Affirming Equal Opportunity statement.
We are excited to share the Maggiano Fund for Advocacy and Change, a fundraising initiative created to support violence prevention and survivor support at SDSU.
View the WRC's 2024 Video where we spoke to Jenae Dellafosse, Jasleen Kalra and Desiree Santos, three students from the @sdsuwrc, about the importance of our Women's Resource Center.
