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 ====== Queer Resource Center ======
-The Queer Resource Center, or QRC for short, provides educational and social programs for the campus's LGBTQ+ students. The center opened in 2005 at 114 Crescent Street. The building contains a library with queer media, a conference room, kitchen, and a small computer lab.
+[{{ ::qrc-front.jpg?200|Queer Resource Center, ca. 2024. Photo credit: Trinity College}}]
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+The Queer Resource Center, or QRC for short, provides educational and social programs for Trinity's LGBTQ+ students. The center opened in 2005 at 114 Crescent Street. The building contains a library with queer media, a conference room, kitchen, and a small computer lab.
-The center works under the Office of Multicultural Affairs and has a director of LGBTQ+ affairs. QRC puts on events in order to make safe places for queer students and raise awareness about LGBTQ+ issues. This includes Ally Week, Safe Space Training for faculty and staff, and Lavender Graduation. The center is also home to EROS, Encouraging Respect of Sexuality, the student-run queer advocacy group on campus.
+The center works under the Office of Multicultural Affairs and has a director of LGBTQ+ affairs. QRC puts on events in order to make safe places for queer students and raise awareness about LGBTQ+ issues. Events and activities include Ally Week, Safe Space Training for faculty and staff, and Lavender Graduation. The center is also home to EROS, Encouraging Respect of Sexuality, the student-run queer advocacy group on campus.