The Intercollegiate Feminist Center (IFC) supports students, faculty, and staff at CGU and the Claremont Colleges by fostering an academic and community-based approach to issues related to feminism, gender, and social justice. Through research opportunities, events, and engagement with local organizations, the IFC creates a vibrant network dedicated to advancing equity and transformative change.
IFC Resources for Students
Students at CGU have access to a wealth of resources through the Intercollegiate Feminist Center:
Library and Archives
- A robust collection of over 5,000 books, journals, and films focusing on feminism, gender studies, and social justice. Explore the Library Collection
- Rare materials, including historical documents and activist ephemera, available for research and academic projects. See E-journals, Reports, and More
- Assistance with research from experienced librarians and staff. Contact the IFC
Academic and Professional Development
- Funding Opportunities: Scholarships, grants, and fellowships for research and activism. Learn About Opportunities
- Research Workshops: Training on feminist research methodologies, archives use, and integrating gender studies into diverse fields. See Upcoming Events
- Fellowships and Internships: Opportunities to work with local organizations or faculty on gender and social justice projects. Check Opportunities for Community Engagement
Community and Engagement
- Campus Events: Lectures, panels, and film screenings featuring scholars, activists, and thought leaders in feminism and gender studies. View Upcoming Events
- Feminist Mentorship Program: Pairing students with faculty mentors to explore academic and professional pathways in feminist studies. Contact the IFC
- Student Activist Lunches: The IFC hosts periodic lunch meetings, providing free meals and opportunities for students from campus organizations working on feminist and social justice issues to network and address specific topics. For information about upcoming lunches, please e-mail ifc@scrippscollege.edu
Activism and Advocacy Resources
- Guides to starting or joining student organizations focused on gender equity and activism. Check Student Organizations
- Access to tools for organizing campus events and campaigns. Check Activist Toolkit
- Partnerships with local organizations to support community engagement. See Local Opportunities
Community Resources from Local Organizations
Students at CGU can also connect with these local organizations for additional support and engagement opportunities:
- Location: 599 N. Main Street, Pomona, CA 91768
- Focus: Provides crisis intervention, shelter, and counseling services for individuals experiencing domestic violence.
Inland Empire Women’s Business Center (IEWBC)
- Location: 1003 E. Cooley Drive, Suite 109, Colton, CA 92324
- Focus: Offers training, mentoring, and resources for women entrepreneurs, including financial literacy workshops, business planning sessions, and networking opportunities.
- Location: 1501 W. 9th Street, Suite D, Upland, CA 91786
- Focus: Supports families in transition with housing, job placement assistance, and counseling services.
- Location: 943 N. Grand Avenue, Covina, CA 91724
- Focus: Offers programs on racial justice, economic empowerment, health and wellness, and women’s rights advocacy.
Pomona Economic Opportunity Center (PEOC)
- Location: 1682 W. Mission Blvd., Pomona, CA 91766
- Focus: Advocates for immigrant and low-income workers’ rights through education, legal support, and community organizing.