Black Cultural Resource Center

The Chabot College Black Cultural Resource Center (BCRC) is a collaborative space designed by students, for students. The BCRC is intended to support the needs of our students who identify as Black, African American, Afro-Latinx, and all other students of the African diaspora. We aim to engage the whole campus in learning about the African diaspora, and cultures connected to the diaspora. The BCRC provides services such as mental wellness counseling, academic and career counseling, transfer resources, and basic needs support. We also have a computer lab, a lending library, and a quiet space for studying. The BCRC hosts cultural events and workshops on diverse topics that motivate students to explore new areas of interest. Come visit us! We are located on the first floor of the library building in room 136.

Mental Health Counseling

By Appointments & Group Sessions

For individual mental health counseling, please complete this short referral form.

If you have questions or would like more information, please contact us.

Referral Form

By Workshops and Group Sessions

The BCRC also offers weekly mental health workshops & group sessions. Contact us for more information

The Black Excellence Collective

Our community is strong and thriving here at Chabot College. We’re here to support each other and learn together. We want you to join us!

• UMOJA
• Striving Black Brothers Coalition - SBBC
• My Sister’s Keeper - MSK
• The Black Cultural Resource Center
• Chabot-Las Positas Black Education Association - An affiliate of the Western Region Council on Black American Affairs

Annual Activities

We celebrate Black culture and our community throughout the year. Events and activities are open to all students and Chabot community members. 

• Black Scholars Family Night
• Black Graduation Celebration
• Black Transfer Day
• HBCU Campus Tours
• Sister Circle Workshops
• Brother to Brother - Black Men’s Forum