Multicultural Center

About Our BIPOC Multicultural Center

Upcoming — The Art of Community: Conversations on Shared Values Series

Wednesday, April 24 • 12-1 pm • Room 5015 • Lunch provided following event • Zoom Option

BRANDON LEAKE, Winner of America’s Got Talent 2020 and an acclaimed spoken word artist, has a unique blend of poetry and storytelling. Brandon has captivated audiences around the world and inspired countless individuals to find their voice and share their stories. His message of hope, resilience, and the power of human connection is more relevant now than ever before.

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You Are Invited to BSSW 2024 at Foothill College

Join in the conversations all week, Monday through Friday, around this year's BSSW theme — Building a Better Future Together: The Urgency is Now.

Attend on-campus Foothill events, organized by Foothill's Umoja Community and the Office of Equity and Inclusion, and register for daily online #TheBlackHourwebinars at 12-1 p.m. and #TheAfterParty discussions following at 1-2 p.m. All BSSW webinars are hosted by the Community College League of California, except for the Foothill Brandon Leake event listed above.

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Our Mission

Our Foothill Black Indigenous People of Color Multicultural Center (BIPOC MCC) aims to create an inclusive space for students with diverse backgrounds and barriers. We hope students can come to explore their unique identities and recognize their allies on campus while emphasizing cross-culture solidarity and support. — Emaan Dada, ASFC Senator 2021

Goals for the Center

Foster a sense of belonging and community for all students
Offer cultural competency workshops and programs
Offer advising services that consider cultural differences
Partner with student clubs and organizations of diverse cultures
Provide a safe space to gather and connect

Visit Our Multicultural Center Space in The Lower Campus Center

The Multicultural Center (MCC) is a gathering place for intellectual and cultural enrichment – where individuals, small groups and student organizations of all kinds can study, plan and organize together.

The BIPOC Multicultural Center is used for meetings, special events and community-building activities with a multicultural flavor. Activities are supported by Foothill Student Government (ASFC) funding – so please come and use this communal space!

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