The Multicultural Center library resources have been collected to strengthen students’ knowledge around a variety of beliefs, values and experiences of diverse cultural identities and to enhance the skills they will need to work and live as global citizens and leaders in society. The Multicultural Center has a growing collection of resources focusing on specific cultural communities, culturally responsive teaching and diversity training.

A Resource for Students:
The Multicultural Center library is full of reference books, novels, magazines and videos on different cultural communities around the world. The collection consists of African American, Asian, Hispanic or Latino, LGBTQ+, Middle Eastern and Native American culture and history. The checkout process is simple, requiring just your Panther ID card. However, the library is conducive to readers who like to sit down, browse or relax.

A Resource for Faculty:
Faculty who are looking for unique classroom activities can encourage their students to attend Conversations on Contemporary Social Concerns and book discussion events. Faculty can promote cross-cultural experiences by reserving books, articles and videos that can be accessed by their students. These are great ways to facilitate learning and discussion outside the classroom.

What would you like to see? (Books, Faculty-led discussions, Speakers, etc.) Request it here!

The Multicultural Center, in collaboration with Leadership Programs, sponsors the Baldwin Book Club, an opportunity for students to come together to discuss a book with social justice themes. As leaders in a multicultural society, it is important to understand how to navigate racial issues and work with diverse individuals. The Baldwin Book Club provides a forum to students to talk about these important issues and learn from each other about what is needed to be culturally competent leaders.

The Baldwin Bookclub will resume in Fall 2023! Do you have suggestions for our reading selection? Please click the link below and complete our suggestion form!

• Advancement of Women
• Center for Ethics
• Counseling and Testing Center
• Access & Accommodations Center
• Black Student Achievement
• Civic Engagement
• Opportunity Development and Diversity Education Planning
• Student Organizations
• Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies

• University System of Georgia AAMI
• 100 Black Men of America, Inc.
• Jessie Harper, African American Scholar
• Robert Palmer, African American Scholar

• Hosea Williams Feed the Hungry
• The King Center
• Rehab Spot

• Adversity
• American Civil Liberties Union
• Amnesty International
• American Veterans for Equal Rights
• Family Diversity Projects
• Human Rights Watch
• Campus Diversity
• Teaching Tolerance
• United States Census Data
• Office of Civil Rights

• Undocumented Student Resources
• DACA Information
• International Student and Scholar Services
• Latin American Association

• Accredited Schools Guide
• LGBTQ+ Addiction
• Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
• Gay and Lesbian Medical Association
• Gay and Lesbian Straight Education Network
• Victory Fund
• Graduate resources
• Health And Well Being
• Human Rights Campaign
• Scholarships
• Zippa Scholarships
• The Importance of Pronouns
• Intersex Society of North America
• Lambda Legal
• LGBTQ+ friendly resources
• LGBTQ+ Task Force
• LGBTQ+ and Addiction
• LGBTQ+ Therapist Resource
• LGBTQ+ Addiction
• LGBTQ+ Scholarships
• National Center for Transgender Equality
• National Youth Advocacy Coalition
• Outserve

• Disability Resource
• Invisible Disabilities
• Scholarships for People with Disabilities
• National Organization on Disability
• Distance Learning for Students with Disabilities
• Guide for Students with Disabilities
• Studying Abroad

• Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund
• Native American
• Financial Aid for Minority Students
• Financial Aid for Hispanic students
• Scholarships for Hispanic and Latino Students

• Anti-Defamation League
• Judaism
• Religious Tolerance
• Taoism

• Scholarship Resource Center
• Asian and Pacific Islander Scholarships
• Minority Scholarships
• Scholarships & Resources for Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders
• Tuition Funding Sources
• Community Resource Scholarships
• 45 Scholarships for LGBTQ+ Students
• Native American and American Indian Scholarships
• Scholarships & Resources for Minority Students

• The Importance of Pronouns
• Preferred Name Change – Registrar’s Office
• Birth Certificates
• Creating Trans Inclusiveness
• Estrogen Therapy
• Gender Transition
• Testosterone Therapy
• Transgender FAQ
• Transgender and Youth
• Trans Women of Color Collective
• Trans homelessness
• Trans Organizations of Atlanta
• Workplace Gender Transition Plans

• About Face
• National Organization for Women

• American Veterans for Equal Rights

The Multicultural Center (MC) envisions an inclusive community that explores our intersectional identities and seeks to develop cultural competency through student engagement, programming and meaningful dialogue. The MC will enhance partnerships with students, faculty, staff and community partners so that we may meet the needs of our diverse campus community by cultivating a culture of care.

We know that reserving rooms in our space is a perk you enjoy, but we do have process and procedures in place so that you can reserve the space in an effective and orderly manner. Right now, the rooms that are available to reserve pending availability are as follows:

Be YOU Multi YOU Room - 30 minutes time allotment

Conference Room A - Two-hour time allotment

Gender and Sexuality Resource Center - Two-hour time allotment

If the office is hosting a signature event in our office or in another building where we have to close the entire office, then reservations will not be honored during this time. You can check out event calendar via pin.gsu.edu.

Best to reserve your space one to two weeks in advance and plan to arrive between 9 a.m. with the goal of being done by 5 p.m.; this will give our office ample time to officially close out the office.

The steps to reserve space in the MC:

• Go to multicultural.gsu.edu
• Go to resources and services, use the drop down box and click room reservations
• Fill out the form
• Once the form is fill out then during regular business hours a professional staff member will approve or deny your request base on availability
• Once you arrive in the office, go to the front desk and the student staff will track/swipe you in
• Then you will be escorted to your space
• When you are done, let the front desk staff know so we can refresh the space