Black Community Services Center

COVID-19 Update

To the Community:

We hope you are finding space for rest and positive well being, while continuing necessary precautions to stay as safe and healthy as you can in the midst COVID-19. We understand the toll folks are feeling as we continue to move away from March 2020 into a new school year, and possibly a new year in general. We're writing to share some updates regarding the Black House, in hopes of providing some light at this time.

While we are no longer in “shelter in place”, the physical Center will not be open to the public until further notice. This also means we are not accepting reservations for the Lounge, nor Community Room at this time. Regardless of distance and space, Dr.Roz, Dom, and the Programming Assistants are still providing support and events/programming virtually. We can be reached at stanfordbcsc@stanford.edu.

In solidarity,

BCSC Staff

Stay updated on Stanford's Health Alerts in the context of the COVID-19 Pandemic

Black House Statement of Support

Following the senseless murder of George Floyd (and the nameless others whose liveshave been lost due to the nonstop police brutality in this country), the Black Community Services Center has released a Statement of Support

Mission:

The Black Community Services Center embodies inclusive excellence through partnering with and educating the Stanford community about the contributions of the African Diaspora, while ensuring that students can thrive and reach their full potential