Vision:
We commit to collectively create a campus where individuals and communities thrive and pursue their dreams as their authentic selves, liberated of all oppressive systems.
Mission:

Community Agreements or Assumptions,
To read our community agreements and assumptions, click here.
Logo/ Badge

Our "logo" or "badge", is a circle white outline over a blue/ purple gradient. The outline is of two clasped hands, out of which grows a rose. Sun rays surround the image. Around the circle are the words, "Santa Rosa" (top), "Intercultural Center" (below).
Meaning: The two clasping hands aim to demonstrate the power of community, connectedness, and collectiveness. The manner in which the hands are together is representative of a common handshake and symbol in many communities that signifies respect, unity, camaraderie, mutual support and solidarity. The rose alludes to our town and college name (Rosa). As well, it is a nod to Tupac Sakur's 1999 "the Rose that Grew from the Concrete", yet in this image it is growing from community, strength, and tenderness, rather than from harsh conditions. Having a rose prominent in our badge also acknowledges the centrality of the land, plants, and other non-human relatives in our fight for full liberation. The rays shining from the hands and rose recognizes plants and connectedness as something sacred. As well, it is a play on our name "Santa Rosa", Spanish for Saint Rose. The rays also signify renewal and regeneration, as some communities believe that the sun is born and dies each day. The color gradient was chosen for its softness and implication of change, flexibility, and honoring the vast range of color, and ourselves.
Axiom
