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Coloring pages sit on a table, completed by Olivia Ballard 19, undeclared major who says they remind her of her best friend, love and family on June 17 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
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Attendees participate in chair yoga led by Noemi Teppang, International Student Program counselor on June 17 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
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Attendees banter about career paths and hobbies on June 17 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
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Students and faculty welcome and greet each other and outline the Safety and Inclusion Summit schedule on June 10 in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center.
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A survey of 351 students found that 97% of respondents “feel always or usually safe navigating campus” with points of concern being parking lots and garages, low-lit areas, or areas far from the center of campus.
Courtesy of De Anza College Equity Core Team
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Students plot stickers on a campus map on areas they feel safe, with a consensus emerging around the Hinson Campus Center and library during Safety and Inclusion Summit in the Women’s Resource and Advocacy Center on June 10.
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England fans sing “Wonderwall” by Oasis after the team’s win against Croatia. England will go on to face Ghana in their next game.





