Disability Justice As Public Health aims to transform the status quo of public health, by centering the lived experiences of deaf, disabled, neurodiverse, and chronically ill people through advocacy, education and mutual care.

A student-led group formed in 2022 to bring womxn together and provide opportunities for community building, leadership training, and advocacy.

Resources available to you and all students in the Brown community. Friends are often the first to notice that a student might be experiencing significant distress. You may be concerned that a friend or acquaintance is acting strangely or seems depressed, but it may not be clear how you might be helpful. Another student may have also brought a concern to you about someone he or she knows.

Located on the 4th Floor of Page-Robinson building (across from Room 411), this pantry shelf is stocked by donations from students, faculty and staff, and supplemented monthly by the Office of the Chaplains and Religious Life.

Local Food Pantries & Meal Sites. RI Food Bank works with more than 143 food pantries and meal sites which distribute perishable and nonperishable foods that you can choose from based on your dietary needs.

The SHARE (Sexual Harm Acute Response & Empowerment) Advocates in BWell Health Promotion are confidential resources at Brown that can provide support to any student from any part of the University (undergraduate, graduate, and medical students).

A communal, learning, and advocacy center for members of the Brown community who identify with the undocumented, first-generation college, and/or low-income student experience.

Hosts events and programs that build and affirm community by centering our ways of knowing and being. We situate our lived experiences in a socio-historical context through self-reflection and critical dialogue. With an understanding of the structural causes of individual and communal experiences, we are then able to explore tangible ways to create change.

The Brown University LGBTQ Center offers spaces, programming and opportunities for LGBTQ+ students at Brown to connect socially and academically.

Seeks to provide a comfortable and engaging place for the campus community to explore the multiple dimensions of gender.

The office on campus at Brown University provides comprehensive support to military veterans, offering opportunities for ROTC training in various branches, Yellow Ribbon funding, and generous financial aid.

The Office of Women in Medicine and Science (OWIMS) at Brown is dedicated to the advancement of women faculty, residents, students and trainees.

SAS coordinates and facilitates services for students (including graduate students) and visitors with medical, physical, psychological, and learning disabilities.

Through various programs and initiatives, CSREA fosters creative approaches to entrenched problems through rigorous and accessible research, scholarship, education, performance, and art.

A scholarly research center with a public humanities mission.

Language matters. What we say can have profound effects on an individual’s sense of belonging, self-efficacy, and science identity.

Spreadsheet of DEI funding opportunities

The BCSC sponsors various events for Graduate Students of Color (GSOC) throughout the academic year. Please subscribe to the weekly e-bulletin for updated news, events, resources, and opportunities.

Dedicated to ensuring that its scholarly community is enriched by individuals, who, through their different races and ethnicities, nationalities, gender identities, age, abilities, political beliefs, spiritual beliefs, economic status, and sexual orientation, contribute to an intellectually challenging and inclusive educational environment.