SAFEZONE Training

MC faculty and staff participate in a recent SAFEZONE training session. In this photo, participants are holding cards describing the various stages of "coming out".
Moorpark College is committed to creating a nurturing atmosphere rich in learning experiences, free of fear and discrimination for all.  
To this end, the SAFEZONE training program was ​developed to support LGBTQ+ students, employees, and allies. ​

The SAFEZONE emblem not only signifies a pledge of commitment, but that the person displaying the placard has been trained to support this unique population. It was through the dedication of the MC SAFEZONE committee and the help of The Gay Alliance, College of the Canyons, and Bakersfield College that MC's training program was developed. 

EIGHT All Gender Restrooms on MC Campus

Music Building
Photo of Music Building Entrance
External view of the Music Building, from Raider Walk
Photo of All Gender signage in Music Building
The door to one of the two all gender restrooms inside the Music Building
​Student Services Annex (SSA)
Photo of Student Services Annex from Raider Walk
External view of the Student Services Annex from Raider Walk.
All gender signage and door from SSA parking lot
The door of one of the two all gender restrooms accessed externally on the parking lot side of the Student Services Annex
Child Development Center (CDC)
​Downhill from the Forum and Campus Center
Photo of the main entrance of the Child Development Center.
To use the Child Development Center All Gender toilet rooms, stand on the threshold of the main entrance and wait to be buzzed in. NOTE: There may be a wait to get in if staff member is away from desk.
Photo of CDC staff member at reception desk
A friendly CDC staff member will direct you to a toilet room, if the one in the lobby in use.
Photo of a CDC toilet room
This is the toilet room directly across from the reception desk at the CDC. There are 4 all gender toilet rooms available for use.
(The image to the left is an electronic version of the SAFEZONE placard that SAFEZONE-trained people might show on their office doors, windows, email signatures, and/or syllabi.)