The University Career Center is dedicated to ensuring equitable access for all students. We want all students to be equipped to demonstrate the awareness, attitude, knowledge, and skills required to equitably engage and include people from different local and global cultures. We also want students to have the tools to engage in anti-racist practices that actively challenge the systems, structures, and policies of racism. This is a vital career readiness competency for all Ducks and essential for all workplaces to create inclusive environments where employees can thrive.

The University Career Center is dedicated to ensuring equitable access for all our students. We stand against all types of racism, inequality, and discrimination. Our team believes inclusivity and belonging are essential in the work we do. For resources within the University of Oregon, please visit the UO Dreamers Campus Resources.

The University Career Center is committed to supporting the career development of UO students who identify as Latinx. Your identity may likely intersect with your career choices, extracurricular interests, and future goals. The University Career Center is here to help you explore the role your identity may play in your job search and connect you to helpful resources.

The Center for Multicultural Academic Excellence (CMAE) has created a guidebook to help students succeed.

Located at the University of Oregon campus, the JSMA seeks to fosterglobal understandings of art and cultural histories working with faculty, students, and communities to contribute to a more just, equitable, and sustainable world. Its galleries are devoted to East Asian Art, the Pacific Northwest, Latin America, North America, and BIPOC communities. Recent exhibitions engaged contemporary Chinese photography, the American West, Black Lives Matter, the African and Latin American Diaspora, indigenous storytelling, and environmental questions.

The Latino Community Association's primary purpose is to provide essential services in order to strengthen families in Central Oregon. ~ Nuestro propósito principal es proveer servicios esenciales para fortalecer las familias en Oregon Central.

Centro Latino Americano, a nonprofit community organization, empowers Latino families, providing opportunities and generating connections to strengthen our community

The UO has over 400 Dreamer allies who have gone through day-long trainings to better understand Dreamer student needs and experiences. If you are looking to get in touch with an ally or the Dreamers working group, please contact Justine Carpenter, Director of Multicultural and Identity-based Support Services, by email or call 541-346-1123. The Dreamers Working Group can help all Dreamer students find their way at the UO.