Student Diversity Programs provides leadership, resources, and social justice educational opportunities for personal and systemic transformation in order to move our communities beyond awareness to institutional and cultural change.

We are committed to interweaving social justice through all that we do in a manner that is intentional, strategic, and sustainable; doing so from a strength-based and liberatory framework, grounded in intersectionality, practicing wellness, and nurturing affinity, ally, and solidarity spaces.

Student Diversity Programs provides social justice workshops, student and group advocacy and support, cross-campus partnerships, community building opportunities, a growing social justice resource library, and a space to just be.

For more information about Student Diversity Programs, check online, email diversity@mills.edu, or visit Rothwell Center, offices C and D.

Solidarity Lounge
Following a year of intensive activism and broad-based alliances, the Solidarity Lounge opened in September 2003 as an empowering space for women of color and their allies. Used both formally and informally as a gathering space, the S-Lounge is the home-away-from-home of many students, and frequently hosts student group meetings, discussions, films, receptions, and events. The S-Lounge also houses two computers and is used between meetings as a study space.

The Solidarity Lounge is open daily from 8:00 am until midnight, and the computer room is open by request from Public Safety. To suggest S-Lounge programs or ideas or for more information, visit Student Diversity Programs in Rothwell Center, offices C and D, or email s-lounge@mills.edu.