Anti-Oppression Resources

New student organizations may be formed. Search in the directory for more options.

Members are dedicated to make strides in the success of today’s youth.

Organizers of the annual Charlotte Pride Festival, this organization creates programming and events year round to engage the local LGBTQ community.

Charlotte Uprising is a coalition of community members, local and state organizers committed to ensuring the safety of their communities, and advocating for police accountability, transparency and social and economic equity.

A grassroots organization predominantly led by immigrant women of color. The founding members of Colectiva are long-time immigrant organizers who sought to advance progressive local policies to protect the immigrant community in Charlotte-Mecklenberg.

North Carolina non-profit corporation that operates exclusively to advocate for Charlotte residents. We provide immediate aid in the form of education, financial support, and civic action.

Celebrates the contributions of Africans and African-Americans to American culture and serves as a community epicenter for music, dance, theater, visual art, film, arts education programs, literature and community outreach.

Promote the development of a more tolerant community that recognizes the value and contributions of immigrants to Charlotte's economy, culture and lifestyle, and that offers these newcomers the space and support network needed to be successful in their new home.

A community of Latin Americans, immigrants and allies that promotes full and equal participation of all people in the civic, economic, and cultural life of North Carolina through education, celebration, and advocacy.​

Levine Museum builds a stronger, more equitable community by connecting people to Charlotte and to each other through history, culture, and celebration. Their exhibits and programs foster empathy, ignite dialogue, and inspire action.

Non-profit organization committed to improving the lives of African American Women and their families through advocacy and leadership development.

The LGBTQ arts, entertainment and news publication based in Charlotte, N.C.

A collaborative leadership group working within our community to reduce disproportionality and disparate outcomes for children and families of color through institutional organizing, education, and workforce development.

Stronger North Carolina, Inc. is a 501(c)(4) social welfare organization that educates North Carolina citizens about issues affecting the electorate. Stronger NC is not affiliated with any political party and does not endorse individual candidates.

Time Out Youth Center is a place where you can experience a sense of belonging and community. Whether you are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning, a straight ally – or just don’t want to be labeled, you will be welcomed here.

The mission of the office is to provide students an affirming and equitable environment committed to fostering a campus community that celebrates and supports expansion of identities through holistic development, education and intentional engagement.

Activate! is a semester long, social justice institute that focuses on social justice, equity, and activism and is open to all undergraduate students.

Designed for first year undergraduate students, this cohort program helps connect LGBTQ+ and allied students to the Queer and Trans community on campus and in the larger community of Charlotte.

This website provides basic information, policies, and support resources for trans students on UNC Charlotte's campus.

The Office of Disability Services works to ensure that students with disabilities have access to education and campus life at UNC Charlotte.