Resources and Affiliation
Our events and programs are funded by the CU Anschutz Office of Education Outreach and Pathway Initiatives. We also work with them to partner with other diversity groups they sponsor, including SACNAS and the LGBTQ+ Hub.
We have previously been an affiliate group of the Association of Women in Science (AWIS), which provides access to a broad network of scientists and other resources. Though not required, we encourage our members to consider becoming members of AWIS.
CU Anschutz Resources
Office of Disability, Access, and Inclusion
Office of Diversity and Inclusion
- Student Advocacy, Grievance, and Empowerment
- Nondiscrimination Policy
- Anti-Violence Policy
- Sexual Misconduct Policy
- EthicsPoint, a confidential and secure way to report suspected misconduct
CU Anschutz Shares, a resource for students facing temporary financial hardship that threatens the student's ability to successfully complete the current semester
The Phoenix Center at Anschutz (PCA) for free, confidential support services related to interpersonal violence
Milk & Cookies, a breastfeeding community for new parents
CU Anschutz Milk and Cookies Dependent Care Travel Grant Program
Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science (SACNAS)
CUSOM Medical Student Pride Alliance (MSPA)
CUSOM Black Student Collective
CUSOM Latinx Medical Student Association (LMSA)
CUSOM Asian Pacific American Medical Association (APAMSA)
CUSOM First Up for first-generation students
CUSOM Student National Medical Association (SNMA) supports underrepresented minority medical students
Donate to the Below Organizations
The Women's Foundation of Colorado
Code to Inspire empowers female students in Afghanistan with tools and resources to develop their coding skills
Girlstart provides informal STEM education programs to economically disadvantaged girls
Community Education Volunteer Opportunities
Denver Anti-Racism Resources
400+ Black Owned Business to Support in and Around Denver
Black Lives Matter - Denver Chapter
Regan Byrd Consulting offers trainings either focused on anti-oppression/diversity/ equity/inclusivity theory and practice, or specifically tailored to dive deeper into community-specific issues through the lens of anti-oppression
The Equity Project works with government, nonprofits, and businesses to help them explore equity in effective ways
Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ) has Denver and Boulder chapters that are dedicated to providing inclusive resources to Colorado
Creative Strategies for Change focuses on racial justice by mobilizing art and education
Resources for Raising Anti-Racist Children
Equity Toolkit for Inclusive Teaching and Learning
Coretta Scott King Book Award Winners
Picture books to support conversations on race, racism, and resistance
NPR: How White Parents Can Talk to The Kids About Race
PBS: Teaching Your Child About Black History
More resources: Your Kids Aren't Too Young to Talk About Race