Educational Opportunities

Creating an environment of inclusion takes more than organizations and support groups. It takes individuals open to learning more about others and themselves and creating a positive and accepting environment.

Gatekeeper Training

This interactive workshop teaches participants to recognize the warning signs of suicide and make the appropriate referrals. Please contact Nate Bock for more information.

Safe Space Workshop & Ally Program

The Safe Space training is open to any student, faculty, or staff member who would like to be trained and publicly identify as an Ally to lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans spectrum, queer spectrum, intersex, asexual, gender spectrum, and/or sexuality spectrum (LGBTQIA+) students, faculty, and staff. This four hour training provides education and tools to support the LGBTQIA+ members of our community.

For more information, contact jhitchins@unomaha.edu.

Lez Bi Real Queer

Are you lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans spectrum, pansexual, asexual, omnisexual, demisexual, or queer spectrum? Every Wednesday at 11 A.M., QTS hosts Lez Bi Real Queer which is a semi-structured group with a safe and open environment for LGBTQIA+ community members. It takes place in the QTS Office, 116 MBSC. 

Voices Against Violence

UNO cultivates student empowerment and encourages them to be active bystanders on-campus and in their communities.

Hate Crime vs. Regular Crime

Do you know the difference? This PDF can help.

College Alcohol Profile

Students interested in seeing how their alcohol use compares to other UNO students can visit uno.collegealcoholprofile.com and complete the online tool. Average time to complete the tool is approximately 10 minutes. Any questions that may arise while taking the college alcohol profile (CAP) can be directed to Nate Bock or Mark Frillman at 402.554.2409.

Nebraska State Definitions on Sexual Assault, Dating and Domestic Violence, and Stalking