Grad Grow Learning Opportunities: Diversity and Inclusion

Stay up to date with arts related events and opportunities at Stanford through this weekly student-focused digest.

The OAE selects over 150 student service providers each quarter as exam scribes, visual descriptionists, lab assistants, volunteer notetakers, and more.

The Bechtel International Center at Stanford supports both the Stanford international student community and U.S. students interested in study and research abroad.

Interested in becoming a leader in campus graduate housing life? Consider applying to become a Community Associate (CA).

Does your research involve gender? Become a graduate affiliate with the Clayman Institute for Gender Research.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides several outreach services to support students' mental health and overall emotional well-being.

Cardinal at Work--the office that aims to create a unified experience of community among Stanford's employees--hosts several email lists, which are also available for graduate students to join.

Connect with the Cardinal at Work Office's resources for students, including support for children and families, elder care and caregiving, and overall work-life balance. 

Cardinal at Work--the office that aims to create a unified experience of community among Stanford's employees--organizes various community events, which are often also open to graduate studen

Many departments offer courses that have been designated service-learning by Haas, meaning that they either provide training for or opportunities to engage in public service.

The Office for Religious & Spiritual Life’s Center for Inter-Religious Community, Learning and Experiences (CIRCLE) offers a safe haven for worship, ritual, meditation, reflection, and spi

If you are a doctoral student engaged with research on women and/or gender, you may be eligible to apply for a Graduate Dissertation Fellowship (GDF) through the Clayman Institute for Gender Resear

In addition to dissertation fellowships, the Clayman Institute offers a number of opportunities to support graduate students working on gender or gender related topics.

Co-sponsored by the Anita Borg Institute for Women and Technology, this Clayman Institute study analyzes the barriers to the retention and advancement of women in technology in Silicon Valley.

Stanford Medicine's Contemplation by Design (CBD) is a campus-wide, multidisciplinary program designed to encourage all members of the Stanford community to enjoy the power of the pause.

Implicit or unconscious bias is a major source of error and poor decision-making. So how does one combat it?

If you have questions about design or design thinking, this is the site for you.

The d.school's Design Thinking Bootleg is a compendium of tools and method used by design thinkers, formulated into a convenient (pdf) deck of cards for you to keep around.

Stanford offers several programs and funding sources that support the university in achieving a diverse and successful graduate student body.

Stanford offers many diversity-related initiatives and a wide range of resources to support an inclusive community.