PRIDE STUDENT UNION

PRIDE STUDENT UNION

 

 

 

Get Involved

 

Identity Nights
Identity Nights are student-facilitated conversations regarding different identity groups within the LGBTQ+ community. If you are interested in joining an Identity Night or learning more, email our Center Director at centerdirector.psu@gmail.com







Aro/Ace: 

FSU Pride Student Union's Aro/Ace Identity Night is a group for individuals who are asexual, aromantic, or on either of those spectrums. Find us on Facebook @AroActatFSU.

 

 

 

 

 

 






DisabiliQTs: 

FSU Pride's DisabiliQTs covers the intersectionality of those who are both LGBTQIA+ and disabled. It is our mission to foster community and create connections with those who experience disabilities and queer/trans identities. Follow us on Facebook at @DisabiliQTsFSU.

 

 

 

 

 






Multi+ Night:  

FSU Pride's Multi+ Identity Night is a bi-weekly meeting (pun intended) for any and all individuals who are attracted to and/or experience more than one gender! This group serves as a means of networking with other multi-identifying individuals, connecting to multi-centric resources on and off FSU's campus, and providing support to those who experience challenges or difficulties related to being a multi-identifying person. For more information, follow @multinightfsu on Instagram, or contact multinightfsu@gmail.com

 

 

 

 






Out of the House in the Closet (OHIC): 

FSU Pride's OHIC is an identity night for any students that may or may not be questioning their sexuality and are not out in certain spaces or settings in their lives.

 

 

 

 






Queer Femina Perfecta:  

Queer Femina Perfecta is an identity night at Florida state centered around celebrating and building community between queer feminine individuals.

 

 

 

 

 

Committees

A great way to get involved in the Pride Student Union is to join one of our committees!

Events Committee
Members of the Events Committee assist in running Pride’s events smoothly and professionally. Tasks include preparing and serving food, decorating event spaces, creating presentations, and developing ideas for programming. This committee allows students to learn and practice event planning and collaboration skills. For more information, contact membership.psu@gmail.com.

Social Advocacy Committee
The Social Advocacy Committee engages in political activism to advance LGBTQ+ rights on and off-campus. Activities include contacting representatives to discuss LGBTQ+ legislation, organizing protests and boycotts, and hosting town hall meetings. The goal of this committee is to show students how to participate in grassroots activism through direct action. For more information, contact psufsu.pac@gmail.com

Public Relations Committee
The Public Relations Committee creates content to circulate on Pride Student Union’s social media pages, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Tumblr, and Snapchat. Additionally, this committee assists Pride’s Public Relations Coordinator with developing social media campaigns as well as scheduling posts about Pride’s events. The goal of this committee is to provide students opportunities to write and curate content relating to LGBTQ+ media and communications. The Public Relations Committee also collects, assembles, and distributes LGBTQ+ information to the Tallahassee community. Committee members create collateral (pamphlets, guidebooks, etc.) and digital content relating to LGBTQ+ legislation, education, health, media, and history. The aim of this committee is to compile resources on LGBTQ+ topics and share them using concise and inclusive language. For more information, contact fsuprideprcoordinator@gmail.com.

 

Pride U Fellowship Program

The Pride U Fellowship Program is a two-semester long LGBTQ+ leadership and empowerment program. Facilitators and Fellows meet biweekly to develop solutions to issues facing the LGBTQ+ community. Pride U participants also have the opportunity to execute a service project that is meant to help the LGBTQ+ community within the Tallahassee area. Applications are released at the start of each Fall semester. For more information, email our Assistant Director at pride.astdirector@gmail.com.