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Pride Center

Hours

Mon - Thu
9am - 9pm

Friday
9am - 5pm

Summer Hours
Mon - Thu
8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Fri
8:30 am - 12 pm

Sat - Sun
Closed

Thanksgiving Hours:
Mon, 11/20
9 am - 9 pm

Tue, 11/21
9 am - 4:30 pm

Wed, 11/22
2 pm - 3 pm

Thu, 11/23 - Sun, 11/26
Closed

Contact the Pride Center

Fisher Student Center 2nd floor
(401) 232-6854

The Pride Center is a safe space for all Bryant community members to explore lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, ally, and related issues, through educational and social programming and serves as a resource for information and organizations dedicated to LGBTQ causes. 

Staff

Kelly Boutin

Director of the Women’s Center and Pride Center

Meghan Kenneally (she/they)

Pride Center and Advocacy Services Coordinator

As part of the PwC Center for Diversity and Inclusion, the Pride Center is open to individuals of all identities to explore issues relating to gender and sexuality. Our center is proud to offer the Safe Zone program to all student, faculty, and staff at Bryant University to nurture a more open, affirming, and safe university community for LGBTQ identified individuals and their allies.The Pride Center works with Bryant Pride, and student organizations focused on representing and supporting the LGBTQ community and its allies both on the Bryant campus and beyond.

Additionally, the Pride Center offers a variety of resources to both the Bryant and local community. Please feel free to stop by for materials or information regarding hotlines, programs, organizations, films, or literature related to gender and sexuality issues. 

  • Transgender Day of Remembrance
  • National Coming Out Week
  • Out After Bryant
  • Transgender Day of Visibility
  • Day of Silence
  • Coming Out Monologues 
  • Lavender Graduation
  • Rainbow Awards

Our Safe Zone program is open to all interested Bryant faculty, staff, and students. The objective of this program is to nurture an open, affirming, and safe University setting for LGBTQ individuals and their allies. This program covers a broad range of information, but focuses on the key concepts of biological sex, gender orientation. Finally, Safe Zone participants will learn key knowledge and skills that will help them in their development as advocates and allies on the Bryant campus.