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Learn about supporting others by understanding more about gender identity at our April 20 workshop.

Beth Preston believes deeply in community college mission. She sees herself as a surrogate “mom” for some students, and a patient mentor for others.

President Kavalhuna and Eric Wilson share their reflections on this month-long holiday commemorating those who have contributed to equal rights for all.

If you are experiencing financial or personal difficulties, the Student Outreach and Support Office is here to help you.

LGBTQ+ students and families seeking information about financial aid should consider attending this 3-part panel discussion Oct. 5.

A number of resources and services are available to community members in HFC's ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion.

HFC Counseling offers monthly focused on connecting and self expression with your HFC community.

Meryl Streep, Cher, and Beyoncé are some of the artists Chris Azzopardi has covered during his years in the entertainment industry.

Register for the panel discussion, “How to successfully navigate conversations with divergent points of view." Liam Vella, Mark St. Amour, Jonathan Miller, and Loyce Brown.

Join HFC for a virtual Ally training session, to learn how to support the LGBTQ+ community, or to freshen up your skills.

Celebrate Campus Pride month with HFC in April. Our events are free, public, and open to everyone.

Jesse Mattox dropped out of high school. He is now an honors grad from HFC who is finishing his bachelor's degree at the University of Michigan. He recorded a video to share his story.

For students facing food insecurity during the pandemic, SNAP has extended program eligibility to provide access to food.

Everyone is invited to this virtual event co-sponsored my MI Ace Women’s Network on an introduction to inclusive binary and non-binary titles.

Become a Campus Ally, to support your fellow humans. Attend the virtual training session on Nov. 6.

The College's LGBTQ+ community is SAFE@HFC. Learn more about how we can support you.

Pride Month gives us an opportunity to share information, resources, events, and reflections about inclusion and equity.

HFC team members band together to help students by donating SAFE-Packs.

Prosecutor Worthy hosts a public Town Hall at HFC on March 5 to discuss ongoing concerns and issues for Wayne County. Everyone is invited. Free parking; refreshments served.

Learn how to cope with depression and anxiety at HFC's anxiety and depression workshop March 17. Free and open to the public.

HFC Instructors: Please use Early Alert to notify the College if your students need extra help and support. Early intervention is a key to retention and overall student success!

HFC will join a statewide initiative by community colleges to address and alleviate basic needs insecurity among college students.

HIV/AIDS awareness and testing event, free and open to the public.

You are invited to a free, public panel discussion to raise awareness of domestic violence, featuring ACCESS and VOCA.