Women's and Gender Studies Resources from JMU Libraries
This research guide includes articles, books, and other research materials relating to topics on Women's and Gender Studies. For more information, contact Liz Chenevey, the library liaison for Women's and Gender Studies.

Films from JMU Libraries
Video resources available from JMU Libraries.

Student Wellness and Outreach (includes former Women’s Resource Center (WRC))
Student Wellness and Outreach was created in the summer of 2008 combining the Office of Health Promotion, Office of Sexual Assault Prevention, Women’s Resource Center and the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Ally Education Program. This office is centrally located on the fourth floor of Warren Hall, Room 404.

Center for Multicultural & International Student Services (CMSS)
CMISS supports the women's history month celebration as well as the Women Of Color student organization/club.

The Morrison-Bruce Center for the Promotion of Physical Activity of Girls and Women
Created through the Kinesiology Department to develop and provide activities to promote physical activity for girls and women and enhance their knowledge of health issues.

Safe Zone
Safe Zone provides education on issues related to lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (lgbt) identity in addition to providing a support network for lgbt students, faculty, and staff.

Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression (SOGIE) 
Formerly the LGBT and Ally Education Program

Office of Affirmative Action

Madison Equality
Madison Equality, which has been around since the 1970's, is JMU's support community for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender students. The primary mission of the club is the promotion of tolerance and acceptance through education and awareness. Anyone supportive of equality and queer rights is welcomed regardless of orientation.

National Organization for Women (NOW) Harrisonburg/JMU
The purpose of the Harrisonburg/ JMU NOW is to promote and mobilize members and the outside community about feminism, women's rights, diversity, economic justice, reproductive justice and other social progress issues through education and direct actions.