Inside Calendar and Events

Increase awareness of neurodiversity, encompassing conditions like autism spectrum disorder (ASD), ADHD, dyslexia, and others. Explore ways create inclusive and accessible environments. Provide practical tools and resources for supporting students.

This training is split into two parts: the first 30-minute session is for all staff and covers how to identify and respond to students expressing suicidal thoughts, including Los Rios's protocol and after-hours support. The second 45-minute session is for counselors and focuses on using the Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale for risk assessment and safety planning.

Discover how you can support the mental health and overall well-being of first-generation and first-year students.

Weave presentation on the role of the advocate and DV, SA and Trafficking and Trauma

This event will be a preliminary discussion for any stakeholders and/or interested parties in the effectsof distance learning and remote education on African American students.

This presentation will go over the Vision Aligned Reporting. VAR is a reporting system meant to support the outcomes identified in the State Chancellor's Vision 2030.

The LRCFT Health, Benefits, and Retirement Conference is a collaboration event with LRCFT, FACCC, and CalSTRS to provide up-to-date information about healthcare, retirement, and the benefits processes that can be confusing.

We’ll be engaging the campus community to gather feedback on the current HomeBase structure to ensure the program remains sustainable and continues to meet the needs of students, staff, and faculty.

Any employee who wants to serve on a hiring or interview committee and wants to be an equity representative must first complete these training courses.

This workshop aims to inform and empower participants to defend their rights and protect their students and communities. Join us to learn how to respond during encounters with immigration enforcement, advocate for yourself, and support others through informed action.