The 332-BIAS Hotline helps community members report bias crimes or bias related incidents in our community. A trained dispatcher will record information and refer the caller to an appropriate agency that can best respond to their needs. All criminal offenses will be referred to law enforcement agency for immediate action. Callers may remain anonymous.

The Clinic provides diagnostic and rehabilitation services to students with speech, language, or hearing problems. 

Palouse Empire Pride is the Pride Foundation's program in Latah and Whitman Counties. The Pride Foundation strengthens the GLBT community through its grants and scholarship programs. Palouse Empire Pride meets the first Wednesday of each month and alternates meetings between Moscow and Pullman. Groups wishing to apply for grants or individuals wishing to apply for scholarships through Palouse Empire Pride can contact Kevan Gardner. 

The Palouse Industries provides rehabilitation and employment services for adults with disabilities; operates preschool and child care services for developmentally delayed and typically developing children ages birth to 6 years. 

The purpose of the Human Rights Club at Pullman High School is to ensure the rights of everyone, to make relevant connections to other Pullman area Human Rights groups, and to recognize the differences of our student body while communicating a strong message that all forms of prejudice and hatred will not be tolerated in our school! 

Advisors are Felicia Billey and Shelly Field 

The Task Force provides support and recommendations to the school district on policies and programs that affirm diversity through curriculum development, staff training, and school activities. 

Emergency and long-term shelter for men, women and their children; food bank; Housing Opportunities for People with HIV/AIDS which includes emergency housing assistance, medical assistance, and travel assistance for people living with HIV/AIDS; HIV case management; prevention education and confidential testing through Stonewall Health Project and The Sisters Project serving all of Whitman and Latah Counties.

The Center investigates complaints of unlawful discrimination. The kinds of discrimination prohibited by university policy are those which occur on the basis of race, sex, religion, age, color, creed, national or ethnic origin; physical, mental or sensory disability; marital status, sexual orientation, and status as a Vietnam-era or disabled veteran. Decisions affecting an individual cannot be made on the basis of one of these factors.

The Center assists students who have disabilities by providing and coordinating reasonable accommodations that give students an equal opportunity to overcome potential obstacles and be successful in their area of study. The program also refers students to other programs for assistance in achieving their academic goals. All accommodations are authorized on an individual basis.

The Center mission is to increase understanding and awareness of the needs, issues, and realities of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgendered people

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The Office of Multicultural Student Services provides services and programs to recruit and graduate African American, Asian American and Pacific Islander, Chicano/Latino, and Native American students of color.Multicultural Student Services also develops programs that heighten awareness and appreciation of cultural and racial diversity within the university and the Pullman community. 

The Center provides information, programming, and referral services for issues related to women.As an advocate for the diverse concerns of women, the center promotes and maintains an atmosphere of mutual understanding where all individuals are respected.

The YWCA is a non-profit organization committed to the elimination of racism and all forms of oppression.Community members and students are encouraged to take an active role in our annual events such as the Week Without Violence, Martin Luther King, Jr. Scholars Program, and the Biennial Racial Justice Conference.