Equity Space
Join our inclusive space for students from all backgrounds! You’ll find support and resources while feeling comfortable in your authentic identities and free from discrimination. The equity space has a resource room, a mediation room, a clothing closet, and spaces to relax and study!
Espina Campus DASH 98
Las Cruces Based Support
Empower DACC Students in removing academic and personal barriers by providing a supportive educational environment to ensure full access and participation
575-527-7548
Provides effective leadership, education, advocacy & programs to reduce barriers to the social economic, educational, cultural, & intellectual well-being of deaf and hard of hearing New Mexicans, their families, friends, & colleagues.
Voice: 575-202-2814
Video Phone: 575-541-3400
To unite student of African-American, Caribbean, and AFrican descent by increasing the awareness and appreciation of black history through educational cultural, socal and academic programs.
575-646-4208
Students with guidance and academic advising, scholarship opportunites, employer recruiting visits, computer and social outlets, library resources, and referrals to other campus resources designed to promote student success.
575-646-4207
Student-serving unit that promotes all student success through education, outreach, and development of cultural literacy.
575-646-4206
Student-serving unit that promotes all student success through education, outreach, and the development of cultural literacy.
575-646-7031
OIE
Affirming community resources, supports, and connections for LGBTQ+ youth and emerging adults.
575-636-7688
Southern Based Resources
LGBTQ Community Center that serves people of all ages, promotes healing and empowerment through support groups, therapy on a sliding scale, casework and referrals, and provides healthy social and educational events.
915-263-4623
Comprehensive one-stop resource center in El Paso. At the PRIDE center, current and former youth in foster care between the ages of 16-25 can access a variety of services and growth opportunities as they work towards independence and self-sufficiency. Services provided- case management, access to education and financial aid planning, employment assistance, LGBTQ resources, mental health and substance abuse resources, access to computer labs, food pantry, and beyond.
915-533-4200
An alternative, non-intimidating, non-traditional learning setting for women who have limited access to: had bad experiences with formal education, and/or whose life circumstances prevent them from fully entering into society, the workforce, or traditional schools.
575-882-5556