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Lane Community College Gender Equity Center

Last updated Jun 2026

About

The Gender Equity Center at Lane Community College is a campus resource center fostering an inclusive environment where all genders and sexual identities are valued. It offers drop-in support, LGBTQIA+ community connection, sexual violence prevention and domestic violence resources, a lactation room, and referrals to other services. Located in Building 1, Room 202 on the Eugene campus and open weekdays; reach them at (541) 463-5353 or genderequitycenter@lanecc.edu.

Communities centered

LGBTQ+Youth

Services offered

Peer supportAdvocacyCrisis support

Location

Lane Community College Gender Equity Center

Lane Community College, Building 1 Room 202, 4000 E 30th Ave, Eugene, OR 97405

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