Journey Out, a nonprofit organization for victims of sexual exploitation & trafficking, was invited by Cerritos College to educate viewers of how victims of sexual trafficking continue to have their lives destroyed. On Jan. 26, advocate Cherise Charleswell spoke to participants about the vulnerability victims experience and how to help.
As time goes on, people grow in multiple ways, one of which has been in the course of diversity.
Here at Cerritos College, the ASCC is pushing for safety and comfort for those in that field of diversity,...
Sebastian Echeverry gives us the lowdown on the news for the week of Oct. 31. Senate discussed Safe Zone and LGBT plans, Zombie Fest invaded Cerritos College for a good cause and students were treated...
Note: A previous report that Cabinet approved the Fall Awards Banquet was misinterpreted, stating that the Fall Awards Banquet was approved for the semester. Apologies all around for the error.
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Richard Recinos gives us the lowdown on the news for the week of Oct. 19. Senate discussed LGBT plans, the Job Fair provided employment opportunities and a make-up session was held at Knott's Berry Farm.
Senator Aldemar Sanchez described the LGBT Safe Zone training that will be held here on campus next year during the Wednesday, Oct. 22, ASCC Senate meeting.
Safe zone training for the Lesbian, Gay,...
