The goal of ASPIRE is to improve and expand SF State’s capacity to serve high-need Asian American and Native American Pacific Islanders (AANAPI) and low-income degree-seeking undergraduate students, improve the learning environment, and strengthen academic outcomes.

The mission of the Center is to provide Black students, through cross-campus community collaborations and an intersectional, African-centered environment, with transformative, impactful and socially conscious programs that allow them to grow academically, interpersonally, culturally and professionally, in order to advance their recruitment, matriculation, retention and graduation.

The Dream Resource Center (DRC) was established in January of 2017 to support the undocumented community at San Francisco State University. This includes students, faculty, staff and their families. All undocumented students are welcomed to use our services regardless of their immigration status (DACA, AB 540/SB 68, CA Dream Act eligibility), this includes mixed status families.

Equity & Community Inclusion works collaboratively with campus partners (including student clubs and organizations) to close the educational equity gap in support of our Graduation Initiative 2025 goals.

The Safe Zone Ally program is a voluntary program of trained students, faculty, staff, and administrators. A person displaying the program symbol has completed an educational training to develop a greater awareness of issues affecting students of all genders and sexual identities. Safe Zone trainings and on-going learning opportunities are presented through an intersectional, racial justice framework to encourage participants to engage in conversations about the impacts of heterosexism, homophobia, transphobia, and racism.

The Ethnic Studies Student Resource & Empowerment Center provides information, referral and assistance for all Ethnic Studies under-graduate and graduate students as well as the larger campus community.

In an effort to honor all identities the ancestral legacy of queer activists, communities, and visionaries, SF State has publicly committed to social justice and community engagement in the form of the Queer Trans Resource Center. This organization ventures to offer services in the form of LGBTQIA+ related events and resources.

San Francisco State University is committed to helping current and former members of the United States Armed Forces attain their educational goals.