University of Redlands
Our philosophy: For students, staff, and faculty to be supported in the classroom and workplace, they must be supported outside the classroom and workplace. With a directory of on-campus, local, and national resources, we intend to provide as much information and sources of support to meet the fundamental needs and aspirations of our Redlands LGBTQIA2S+ community.
The interactive campus map includes an option to see where all of the Accessible Restrooms are on campus by selecting “Accessibility” and then “Accessible Restrooms” from the main map. The hyperlink below automatically displays the accessible restrooms.
This is a comprehensive list of the all-gender restrooms and where they are located on campus. This list also specifies whether the restroom has a stall or a urinal:
Alumni House
First Floor, One Stall
Second Floor, One Stall
Anderson Hall
3 Different Restrooms:
First Floor, One Stall
First Floor, One Stall, One Urinal
Second Floor, One Stall
Third Floor, One Stall
Armacost Library
3rd Floor, One Stall
Bekins Hall
Basement, Two Stalls
First Floor, One Stall
Second Floor, Three Stalls
Brockton Apartments
First Floor Lobby, One Stall
California Hall
Basement, Four Stalls
Second Floor, Three Stalls, One Urinal
Cortner Hall
Two Different Restrooms: First Floor, One Stall
Duke Hall
First Floor, One Stall
East Hall
First Floor, One Stall
First Floor, Two Stalls
Energy Center
First Floor, One Stall
Fairmont Hall
First Floor, Two Stalls
Fine Arts
Two Different Restrooms: First Floor, One Stall
Founders Hall
First Floor, One Stall, One Urinal
Gannett Center
First Floor, One Stall, One Urinal
First Floor, One Stall
Grossmont Hall
Two Different Restrooms: First Floor, Two Stalls
Second Floor, Three Stalls
Third Floor, Three Stalls
Hedco Hall
Basement Floor, One Stall
Holt Hall
First Floor, One Stall, One Urinal
Two Different Restrooms: First Floor, Three Stalls
First Floor, Two Stalls
Two Different Restrooms: Second Floor, Three Stalls
Two Different Restrooms: Third Floor, Three Stalls
Hornby Hall
Two Different Restrooms: Second Floor, One Stall
Irvine Commons
First Floor, One Stall
Larsen Hall
First Floor, Three Stalls
Melrose Hall
First Floor, Two Stalls, One Urinal
Memorial Chapel
Two Different Restrooms: First Floor, One Stall
Balcony, One Stall
Memorial Chapel Annex
First Floor, One Stall
Merriam Hall
First Floor, Two Stalls
First Floor, One Stall, One Urinal
First Floor, Two Stalls, Three Urinals
North Hall
First Floor, Two Stalls
First Floor, One Stall, One Urinal
First Floor, Three Stalls, Two Urinals
Second Floor, Three Stalls, Two Urinals
Student Health Center
Seven Different Restrooms: First Floor, One Stall
Theatre Arts Building
Second Floor, One Stall
Thompson Aquatic Center
First Floor, One Stall
Truesdail Speech Center
First Floor, One Stall
Watchorn Hall
First Floor, One Stall
Wallichs Theatre
First Floor, One Stall
Williams Hall
First Floor, Two Stalls, Two Urinals
First Floor, One Stall
Willis Center
Two Different Restrooms: First Floor, One Stall
The University of Redlands offers housing in accordance with your gender identity. The Pride Center and Residence Life and Housing work together to support finding the best fit for every student when it comes to living arrangements.
The CARE Team at the University of Redlands helps support students who are in distress. The CARE Teams works with the student to create an individualized support system that connects students to campus resources.
The name change process helps students change their name on class rosters, grade rosters, advisee listings, MyRedlands, Moodle, email display, login name, and may also appear in the University of Redlands’ promotional materials, news releases, and related systems. The University will continue to use your legal first name within your academic record, diploma, official transcripts, enrollment verifications, financial record, and in most third-party database systems.
The dates and times of the support groups vary from semester to semester. For any questions about the support groups, please reach out to the specific folks listed under the group you are interested in.
Safe and confidential space to discuss coming out, being out, relationships, family, community, discrimination, and self-acceptance. If you are interested, contact Matt at matt_gragg@redlands.edu.
For students who are exploring and/or identify as transgender, gender fluid, and/or gender nonconforming in their identity and expression. Topics include coming out to oneself and others, identity-affirming relationships, coping with gender binary norms, accessing health and social services, issues related to the transitioning process, and negotiating gendered environments. If you are interested, contact Matt at matt_gragg@redlands.edu.
This group offers the opportunity to process the impact substances have had both personally and academically on your life. Gain psychoeducation and coping skills to decrease the current negative effects that drugs and alcohol have. Gain skills to address self-defeating thinking, emotions, and actions through self-empowerment. If you are interested, contact Matt at matt_gragg@redlands.edu.
For students who have lost someone to death recently or are impacted by a past loss. We focus on sharing experiences and learning about the grieving process and ways to cope. Validation of your feelings is a crucial aspect of this group. If you are interested, contact Matt at matt_gragg@redlands.edu.
This group is a supportive environment for students to practice assertive communication skills and increase their confidence in managing social situations. Learn how to recognize non-verbal cues as well as social norms. If you are interested, contact Matt at matt_gragg@redlands.edu.
For survivors of intimate partner violence, sexual assault, stalking, and child abuse. Receive support, take part in healing activities, and build resilience. Share your story– or feel free not to. If you are interested, contact Matt at matt_gragg@redlands.edu.
Location
Student Development Center (Armacost Library)
Office Hours
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Appointment Times
Monday-Thursday 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
Phone: 909-748-8108
24/7 Crisis Line
909-748-8960
Please follow the link below to learn more about Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP), Local Medical Care Providers, Immunization Information Resources, Timely Care Medical Care, the University's Vaccination Policy, and Pharmacy Resources.
Student Health Resources Website
The Student Support Fund, intended as a financial resource for students with unique needs, reflects the kindness and commitment of generous donors. All enrolled University of Redlands students who are unable to meet immediate, essential needs due to a temporary hardship that is, for example, related to an unforeseen or emergency situation, are eligible to seek the support they need. Requests for funding are reviewed by a Case Manager who meets with the student applicant to gather information that informs their decision. The financial support provided is not considered a loan and does not require repayment; however, some funds may be considered income and are therefore subject to federal taxes.
Review the below resource of steps on how to create a gender-affirming form and why this matters.
Borrego Health is a medical health provider that offers an array of general medical services. They also offer specialty care for people who have HIV/AIDS/Hep C. Additionally, Borrego Health provides gender-affirming and trans-affirming care.
C&C Center for Healing is a group based out of Redlands that organizes social and support groups for LGBTQ+ Teens and Adults.
C&C Center for Healing Instagram
ChICCCAA stands for Chicano Indigenous Community for Culturally Conscious Advocacy & Action in ways that center on healing, decolonization, empowerment, and queer solidarity.
Creative Insights Counseling provides counseling, workshops, supervision, and training that serve the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Both in-person and telehealth options are available. Creative Insights Counseling does not accept university health insurance but does offer their services to students on a sliding scale.
Creative Insights Counseling Website
This resource list by Teen Clinic includes mental health resources, healthy relationship and safety resources, reproductive and sexual health resources, and substance abuse resources all here in the Inland Empire.
Teen Resource List by Teen Clinic
Free mom hugs is an organization composed of moms who are allies to the LGBTQ+ community. They are affirming, offer education, and offer celebratory hugs.
Inland Empire Health Plan is a health plan that provides local medical services that include trans and gender-affirming care.
Inland Empire Health Plan Website
The IE Hope Collective provides mutual aid to queer houseless/homeless, foster, and refugee youth.
This collective organizes events that are community-centered for Queer Trans People of Color (QTPOC) youth in the Inland Empire. The IE Prism Collective also hosts support groups for queer and trans young adults. They focus on bringing folks together through discussion, engagement, support, and community building.
Inland Empire Region Equality Network supports initiatives that strengthen LGBTQ rights in the Inland Empire.
Inland Empire Region Equality Network Facebook
Inland Empire Region Equality Network Instagram
Joshua Home is an organization committed to helping LGBTQ+ youth in the Inland Empire find gender-inclusive housing opportunities and solutions. They host programming for houseless LGBTQ+ youth in the Inland Empire including offering mental health support, mentoring, academic and job assessment, backpacks/travel bags with clothing, personal hygiene products, and more.
If you have Kaiser insurance, Kaiser offers a range of gender-affirming medical care including access to Gender-Affirming-Hormone-Replacement-Therapy (GAHART/HRT), gender-affirming surgeries, mental health resources, and more. More and more of Kaiser’s staff is being trained to be affirming in the care they are providing in addition to all of the gender-affirming services they offer. Kaiser is a medical provider that offers primary and specialty care for Kaiser members.
Southern California Kaiser Gender Health Services Website
LGBTQ+ Center of Riverside County hosts community-building events and works to create safe spaces for the LGBTQ+ community, friends, and family. They also offer support groups, workshops, and trainings.
LGBTQ+ Center of Riverside County Website
LGBTQ+ Center of Riverside County Instagram
Michelle McNevin LCSW specializes in providing counseling to the queer community. Calling from personal experience Michelle offers a safe and affirming practice for folks who are LGBTQ+ and friends and family.
There is a PFLAG in Temecula. There is also a PFLAG in the San Gabriel Valley that is an Asian Pacific Islander Chapter. PFLAG is a support group for parents and friends of people who are LGBTQ+.
PFLAG API Chapter San Gabriel Valley Website
Planned Parenthood San Bernardino offers abortions, birth control, STI/STD testing/treatment/vaccines, vasectomies, emergency contraception, pregnancy testing and pregnancy services, gender-affirming hormone replacement therapy, primary care, trans care, and reproductive healthcare for all.
Planned Parenthood San Bernardino Website
Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance supports LGBTQ youth of the Inland Empire through support groups, events, educational and activist resources, and free resources like their free binder program.
Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance Website
Rainbow Pride Youth Alliance Instagram
An online community that promotes and organizes local LGBTQIA Redlands and Inland Empire events.
Riverside LGBTQ+ Pride is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that brings the community together through organizing LGBTQ+ events, community service, and action.
Riverside LGBTQ+ Pride Website
Riverside LGBTQ+ Pride Instagram
Riverside University Health System partners with IEHP, Medi-Cal, and Medicare to offer primary care and specialty care to LGBTQ+ clients. Through Riverside University Health System Transgender Health Services they offer behavioral health services, hormone regulation, gender-affirming surgery, and sexual and reproductive health services. Riverside University Health System is connected to 13 community health centers across the Inland Empire to find providers that are both affirming and accessible to your geographic location.
Riverside University Health System Transgender Health Services Pamphlet
Royalty on the Roof hosts an annual celebration of Trans lives and stories for Trans Day of Remembrance on the third weekend of November at Riverside City Hall's Grier Pavilion.
Teen Clinic offers free birth control, safer sex protection, STD/STI testing, period products, and free medical and counseling services. Visit their Instagram page for more information and clinic hours.
TruEvolution fights for LGBTQ and racial justice within healthcare. They offer support groups and therapy, have a behavioral health clinic, emergency housing program, HIV Care, PrEP, & prevention services.
Yucaipa Rainbow Coalition hosts community-building events for queer youth.
Matthew Shepard Foundation Website
Search for school-specific, national, and regional scholarships for LGBTQ+ students and students who do work that serve the LGBTQ+ community.
Campus Pride Scholarship Database Website
The Human Rights Campaign created a database for scholarships, fellowships, and grants. These funding opportunities are for both undergraduate and graduate LGBTQ+ and allied students.
Human Rights Campaign Scholarship Database Website
The Greater Boston PFLAG awards one scholarship to a high school senior who has demonstrated leadership in improving their community’s climate for LGBTQ+ youth.
Greater Boston PFLAG Scholarship
College Scholarships for LGBTQ Students features scholarships for undergraduate students, graduate students, degree-specific scholarships, and general scholarships.
