Protected characteristics, as listed in the SFBU Nondiscrimination Policy, and identified under California and United States law, are:

Protected characteristics, as listed in the SFBU Nondiscrimination Policy, and identified under California and United States law, are:

Protected Characteristics include Race, Color, Ethnicity, Religion (including religious dress and grooming practices), Creed, Sex (including Sexual Orientation, Gender, Gender Identity, and Gender Expression), Age (40 years and over in the employment context), Marital Status, National Origin, Citizenship Status, Employment Status, Income Status, Shared Ancestry and Ethnic Characteristics, Partnership Status, Medical Condition (including cancer and Genetic Characteristics), Pregnancy (including childbirth, breastfeeding, or related medical conditions), Disability, Political Belief Or Affiliation, Domestic Violence Victim status, Military Or Veteran status, and any other class of individuals protected from discrimination under Federal and State law.

The Title IX and Equity Office are here to support and guide anyone who has experienced discrimination or harassment, sexual harassment or assault, dating or domestic violence, stalking, or related retaliation. We are available to meet at any time that is convenient to you should you have questions about our office, your rights, supportive resources, and available options.

Contacting us will not automatically trigger an investigation or disciplinary process. We will discretely offer you information about available supportive measures like academic and safety accommodations that may help you get back to thriving in your learning or working environments.

We can also connect you to other on campus resources depending on your specific needs. Please know that we will not alert the alleged offender (“Respondent”) without your knowledge or permission should you contact our office for support.

  • For more information about supportive measures, please visit Our Services page.
  • For more information about the resolution processes and what to expect, please visit the Resolution Processes page.
  • For more information about the resources offered on and off-campus, please visit the Get Help page.

Campus Resource Offices for Complainants

The Health and Wellness is home to your health, counseling, and well-being needs at SFBU. To make an appointment, call 510-803-7328 Ext. 207 or email: wellness@sfbu.edu

 

Counseling Services

Licensed therapists provide individual and group counseling to support mental health, manage stress and address personal challenges.

 

Health and Wellness - Crisis Intervention

Immediate support and resources are available for students experiencing emergencies or crises.

 

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