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2026

Undocu Binestar Celebration

Flyer with a light background and colorful illustrated flowers and butterflies around the edges. The heading reads “Undocu Bienestar Celebration.” Below, it says “join us at SRJC Roseland!” Event details show “Wednesday, May 6, 2026” and “5:00pm to 7:00pm.” Text continues: “No Borders to our Belonging! ‘Cuerpo Territorio’ Wellness Workshop hosted by Botanical Bus from 5:30–7:00pm.” Further text reads: “As well as food, music and resource fair!” At the bottom are logos for: California Mental Health Services Authority (CalMHSA), SRJC Student Health Services, and the Undocu Immigrant Dream Center (with a butterfly icon).

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Wednesday, May 6, 2026 | 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

SRJC Roseland

Join us at SRJC Roseland for the Undocu Bienestar Celebration, featuring the “Cuerpo Territorio” wellness workshop hosted by Botanical Bus.

Enjoy food, music, and a community resource fair as we celebrate belonging.

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SRJC Denim Day 2026

Flyer with a denim-themed design and images of jeans and pockets. Top logos read “Student Health PEERS” and “SRJC Student Health Services.” Large headline: “WHAT IS DENIM day.” Text: “Denim Day is a global campaign that raises awareness about sexual violence, harmful myths, and victim-blaming.” Red text: “DO NOT FORGET TO WEAR DENIM!!! POST A PICTURE AT CLUB DAY TO SHOW SUPPORT.” Event details in a blue box: “DENIM DAY AT SRJC DURING CLUB DAY APRIL 29TH – WEDNESDAY 12:30PM–3:00PM.” Side text: “SCAN ME FOR MORE INFO” next to a QR code. Bottom text: “CLOTHING IS NEVER CONSENT. WEAR JEANS. SUPPORT SURVIVORS.” Logos for “Verity” and “988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline” appear on the right.

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Wednesday, April 29, 2026 | 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM

SRJC Quad, Bertolini Student Center

Denim Day is a global campaign that raises awareness about sexual violence, harmful myths, and victim-blaming. Join SRJC Student Health Services during Club Day to show your support for survivors and help promote a culture of consent and respect. Wear denim, connect with campus resources, and learn how to be an ally. Stop by, take a photo, and stand in solidarity—because clothing is never consent.

T-O-T-A-L-L-Y: A One-Woman Show of Healing, Humor, and Transformation

❗❗ FREE Admission and Parking | OPEN TO THE PUBLIC ❗❗

Flyer for a performance titled “T-O-T-A-L-L-Y!” featuring a bold, colorful title at the top left over an image of a woman mid-air doing a wide jump split on a stage in front of a curtain. A green strip below the image reads, “WRITTEN & PERFORMED BY KIMLEIGH SMITH.” On the right side, text reads: “T-O-T-A-L-L-Y A One-Woman Show of Healing, Humor, and Transformation” A blue box lists event details: “Wednesday, April 29 6:00PM – 8:00 PM Newman Auditorium Emeritus Hall, Santa Rosa Campus” A red box below reads: “FREE Admission & Parking OPEN TO PUBLIC” A circular graphic says: “APRIL IS Sexual Assault Awareness Month” with a teal ribbon. A yellow box contains a description: “Kimleigh Smith, an actress and survivor, created her one-woman show TOTALLY based on her journey of healing after sexual assault. Through storytelling, humor, and performance, she explores trauma, recovery, and empowerment while challenging stigma and encouraging open conversations. Her work inspires others to reclaim their voice, embrace their power, and transform pain into growth—what she calls ‘embracing your cape.’” At the bottom, large text reads: “SHS.SANTAROSA.EDU/TOTALLY” A QR code appears on the lower left. Logos appear along the bottom for SRJC Student Health Services, Santa Rosa Junior College, and the County of Sonoma Commission on Human Rights. In very small text at the bottom is a nondiscrimination statement from the Sonoma County Junior College District stating it does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, gender identity or expression, genetic information, or sexual orientation, and affirms equal opportunity in programs, services, and employment.

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Wednesday, April 29, 2026 | 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM

Newman Auditorium, Emeritus Hall, Santa Rosa Campus

Kimleigh Smith, an actress and survivor, created her one-woman show TOTALLY based on her journey of healing after sexual assault. Through storytelling, humor, and performance, she explores trauma, recovery, and empowerment while challenging stigma and encouraging open conversations. Her work inspires others to reclaim their voice, embrace their power, and transform pain into growth—what she calls “embracing your cape.”

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

“SHAMELESS” ACTRESS, KIMLEIGH SMITH KICKS BULLSH*T TO THE CURB BY BECOMING HER OWN SUPERHERO IN HER ONE-WOMAN SHOW... “T-O-T-A-L-L-Y!”

International Acclaimed One-Woman Show Announces Los Angeles One Night Only Performance.

Sonoma County, CA — April, 2026 — Embrace Your Cape Enterprises

Actress, playwright, director, producer, and best-selling author Kimleigh Smith announced today that the One Night Only Performance of Smith’s internationally acclaimed one-woman show, “T-O-T-A-L-L-Y!” will be featured in Sonoma County on April 28, 2026. Smith earned Washington Post’s “Editor’s Pick,” one of Wall Street Journal’s “Top Shows To Watch,” the “Best In Theatre Award” and “Top Of Fringe Award” (Hollywood Fringe), and the coveted “GO” from LA Weekly’s Steven Leigh Morris.

“...thanks entirely to Smith’s superhuman vivacity, her blistering sense of humor… [T-O-T-A-L-L-Y! is]…among the best.”
– Steven Leigh Morris, LA Weekly

“Kimleigh Smith is a powerful, sexual, important performer… I admire her bravery, her acceptance of her past and the way she can kick her legs to Jesus as if she were a bendy doll.”
– Mark Baratelli, TheDailyCity.com

This autobiographical solo show takes the audience through a journey that is uplifting, heartbreaking, and powerful as they witness Smith as a young cheerleader transform from rape victim into a powerful woman who embraces her inner superhero, reclaims her sexuality, and lives as a whole, thriving, healthy woman who cheers for life.

Writer/actress Kimleigh Smith commented, “You must be willing to sacrifice who you are for what you want to become. That’s what ‘T-O-T-A-L-L-Y!’ is really all about.”

The show is written and performed by Kimleigh Smith and directed by Paula Killen. “T-O-T-A-L-L-Y!” has played to sold-out crowds in Orlando, NYC, DC, Los Angeles, Hawaii, and Lithuania, to name a few. Currently, Smith’s show is scheduled to run in Sonoma County on April 28, 2026 at 6:00 PM.

“A FEARLESS performance and one you don’t want to miss. All I can say is ‘W-O-W, WOW!’”
– Mary Frances Emmons, Orlando Sentinel

To learn more about “T-O-T-A-L-L-Y!” and Kimleigh Smith, please visit: http://kimleighsmith.com/totally 

Pot Painting

Flyer titled “Pot Painting” with a simple illustration of a person painting at an easel. Text includes: “April 17, 2026,” “11:00AM–1:00PM,” and location “Santa Rosa – PAU Center, Bertolini 3rd Floor, #4832.” It notes “Lunch Provided!” Description reads: “Let your emotions flow into pot painting crafts in this art session focused around wellness and stress relief. Whether you are doodling, blending colors, or painting your mood, this is space where you can unwind and recharge. All materials provided, come as you are and paint it out. (maximum capacity of 30).” Logos at the bottom include SRJC Student Health Services, Undocu + Immigrant Dream Center, and Petaluma Intercultural Center, along with a nondiscrimination statement.

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Friday, April 17, 2026 | 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM

Room 4832, Bertolini Student Center, 3rd Floor, (PAU Center)

Let your emotions flow into pot painting crafts in this art session focused around wellness and stress relief. Whether you are doodling, blending colors, or painting your mood, this is space where you can unwind and recharge.

All materials provided, come as you are and paint it out. (maximum capacity of 30).

The Sleep Lab: Building Better Habits for Sleep

Flyer with a light background and teal and blue accents. At the top, it reads “SRJC Peers Presents” followed by the large title “The Sleep Lab.” Below, in blue text, it says “Building Habits for Better Sleep.” In the center, a graphic of a paper clipped note displays the event details: “Thursday, April 16th, 4:00–6:00 PM, Lindley 138.” On the left is an illustration of a notebook, and on the right is a small bottle with leaves, suggesting relaxation or wellness. Below the details, the text reads: “Build better sleep habits through hands-on activities and guest speaker” followed by “+ Free Food.” At the bottom are logos for Student Health Peers and SRJC Student Health Services, along with a nondiscrimination statement in small print.

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Thursday, April 16, 2026 | 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM

Lindley, Room 138

Join the SRJC Student Health Peers for hands-on activities and a guest speaker to help you build better sleep habits.

Healing Circle: A Segment of the Undocu Binestar Series

Flyer titled “Healing Circle” with a soft neutral background and clean, modern layout. Subtitle reads, “A segment of our Undocu Bienestar Series.” On the left side, text states: “The Healing Circle is a space to heal, learn, listen, and share within community. This circle will be guided by our bilingual Psychotherapist, Brijida ‘Brijit’ Aleman, M.A.” Below, bold text reads: “IN PERSON EVENT, OPEN TO ALL SRJC STUDENTS!” followed by “Food provided, while supplies last!” A gray box lists event details: “April 10th, 11:30am–1:00pm Santa Rosa Campus PAU Center Bertolini 3rd floor Room #4832” On the right side is a photo of a smiling woman standing outdoors near the ocean, wearing a green jacket over a dark top, with hands on her hips. Above the photo is a small illustration of three people working together to fit puzzle pieces. Logos appear on the lower right for SRJC Student Health Services, the Undocu + Immigrant Dream Center (with a butterfly), and Santa Rosa Junior College. At the bottom in small text is a non-discrimination statement from the Sonoma County Junior College District, stating it does not discriminate based on race, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, disability, medical condition, marital status, sex, gender identity or expression, genetic information, or sexual orientation, and affirms equal opportunity in programs, services, and employment.

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🚨 In-Person Event, Open to All Students! 🚨

Friday, April 10, 2026 | 11:30 AM - 1:00 PM

Room 4832, Bertolini Student Center, 3rd Floor, (PAU Center)

The Healing Circle is a space to heal, learn, listen, and share within community. This circle will be guided by bilingual Psychotherapist, Brijida “Brijit” Aleman, M.A.

Food provided, while supplies last!

Círculo de sanación, un segmento de la Serie Undocu Bienestar

Volante informativo titulado “CÍRCULO DE SANACIÓN – Un segmento de nuestra Serie Undocu Bienestar”. A la derecha aparece una fotografía de una mujer sonriente al aire libre frente al mar y rocas, con una chaqueta verde y blusa negra. En la parte superior derecha hay una ilustración de tres personas conversando y apoyándose. El texto principal dice: “El Círculo de Sanación es un espacio para sanar, aprender, escuchar y compartir dentro de la comunidad. Este círculo será guiado por nuestra psicoterapeuta bilingüe, Brijda ‘Briji’ Aleman, M.A.” Debajo se lee: “EVENTO PRESENCIAL ABIERTO PARA TODA LA COMUNIDAD ESTUDIANTIL DE SRJC. ¡Se ofrecerá comida hasta agotar!” En un recuadro oscuro se muestra la información del evento: “10 de abril, 11:30am-1:00pm Santa Rosa Campus PAU Center Edificio Bertolini 3rd floor Salon #432” En la parte inferior derecha aparecen los logotipos de SRJC Student Health Services, Undocu Immigrant Dream Center con una mariposa azul, y Santa Rosa Junior College. En la parte inferior del volante hay un párrafo en letra pequeña que indica que el Distrito de Junior College del Condado de Sonoma no discrimina por motivos de raza, religión, color, origen nacional, ascendencia, identidad de género, orientación sexual, edad, discapacidad, condición médica, estado civil, estatus migratorio u otras categorías protegidas por la ley, y que la información sobre políticas de no discriminación está disponible en el Distrito.

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🚨 Evento presencial abierto para toda la comunidad estudiantil de SRJC. 🚨

Viernes, 10 de abril, 11:30am-1:00pm

Salon 4832, Edificio Bertolini, 3rd Floor, (PAU Center)

El Círculo de Sanación es un espacio para sanar, aprender, escuchar y compartir dentro de la comunidad. Este círculo será guiado por nuestra psicoterapeuta bilingüe, Brijida “Brijit” Aleman, M.A.

¡Se ofrecerá comida hasta agotar !

Mental Health Awareness Game: Presented by Peers and SRJC Softball

Flyer advertising a “Mental Health Awareness Game” presented by Peers and SRJC Softball. The design features a stylized softball field with a yellow softball at the top and two crossed baseball bats on each side. The main headline reads “Mental Health Awareness Game.” The event is scheduled for Wednesday, March 11th, from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM. A banner across the lower middle reads, “Join us to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental health at the Mental Health Awareness Game.” The background is light green with navy blue and orange accents and small star icons near the top. At the bottom are logos for Student Health Peers and Santa Rosa Junior College, a green awareness ribbon, and a 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline logo. The overall style is clean, bold, and sports-themed.

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Wednesday, March 11th, 2026 | 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Marv Mayes Softball Field

Join us to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental health at the Mental Health Awareness Game.

Bingo & Crafts

Flyer promoting a campus event titled “Bingo & Crafts,” presented by SRJC Peers and the Disability Cultural Center. The headline reads “Bingo & Crafts” with “Prizes and snacks provided” underneath. The event takes place on Thursday, March 5, from 1 to 2 PM. Location is the third floor of Bertolini, Disability Resource Department, Room 4875. Decorative graphics include a bingo card with a pen, a wrapped gift box, a paint palette with a paintbrush, colorful squiggle designs, and small starburst shapes. A QR code appears in the bottom right with text that says, “For ASL interpreting and additional access needs, scan the QR code.” Logos for Student Health Peers and the SRJC Disability Cultural Center appear at the bottom. The background is light beige with blue, green, orange, and purple text and accents.

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Thursday, March 5, 2026 | 1:00 PM – 2:00 PM

Bertolini Student Center, Room 4875 (DRD)

Prizes and snacks provided! For ASL interpreting and additional access needs, scan the QR code.

SRJC Student Health Peers x SRJC Swim | Mental Health Awareness Swim Meet

Illustration of a swimmer in a pool promoting the Peers x SRJC Mental Health Awareness Swim Meet with event details.

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Saturday, January 31, 2026 | 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Robert J Quinn Swim Center

🌊💚 Dive in for Mental Health Awareness 💚🌊

SRJC Student Health Peers x SRJC Swim is hosting a Mental Health Awareness Meet to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage open conversations about mental health 🧠✨

Come support our swimmers, learn more about mental health resources, and show up for your community 💙

Vision Board Workshop

Flyer for Vision Board Workshop: Wednesday 21st, 1–2pm at Student Activity Center Bertolini. Burritos provided.

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Wednesday, January 21, 2026 | 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM

Student Activities Center (SAC), Bertolini Student Center

Come create your own Vision Board! Get inspired and visualize your New Year's Goals.

Burritos Provided!

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Vision Board Workshop setup in the Student Activities Center with tables, chairs, and art supplies facing a presentation screen. 
Close-up of a colorful vision board collage created by students during the Vision Board Workshop. 
Student-created vision board featuring motivational images, handwritten notes, and goal-oriented messages. 
A student health peer presents a slide titled “Introduction: The Power of Vision Boards” at a Vision Board Workshop in the Bertolini Student Activities Center. The slide lists benefits of vision boards, including goal-setting, motivation, creativity, and personal growth. 
Students sit at tables creating vision boards during a Vision Board Workshop hosted by Student Health Peers in the Bertolini Student Activities Center. Art supplies are spread across the tables as participants work together in a bright, open room. 

🗣️💛 Círculo de Conversación Virtual | Sanando en Comunidad 💛 🗣️

Volante en español del Círculo de Conversación Virtual con la psicoterapeuta bilingüe Brijida “Brijit” Aleman y fechas por Zoom.

Abrir imagen a tamaño completo

Fechas (Miércoles):

  • 28 de enero, 2026: 5:00PM–7:00PM
  • 18 de febrero, 2026: 5:00PM–7:00PM
  • 25 de marzo, 2026: 5:00PM–7:00PM
  • 22 de abril, 2026: 5:00PM–7:00PM

Ubicación: Virtual 
Para recibir el enlace de Zoom, envía un correo a: dream@santarosa.edu 

Acompáñanos en nuestro Círculo de Sanación Virtual, parte de la Serie Undocu Bienestar —un espacio seguro para sanar, aprender, escuchar y compartir en comunidad 🌱✨

Este círculo será guiado por nuestra psicoterapeuta bilingüe, Brijida “Brijit” Aleman, M.A., y está abierto a estudiantes que buscan conexión y apoyo 🤝

🗣️💛 Virtual Talking Circle | Healing in Community 💛🗣️ Spring 2026, Multiple Dates

Flyer for a Virtual Talking Circle featuring a photo of bilingual psychotherapist Brijida “Brijit” Aleman, with Zoom dates and event details.

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Multiple Opportunities to Join!

  • Wednesday, January 28, 2026: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Wednesday, February 18, 2026: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Wednesday, March 25, 2026: : 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
  • Wednesday, April 22, 2026: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM

LOCATION: Virtual 
Email to request the Zoom link: dream@santarosa.edu

Join our Virtual Talking Circle, part of the Undocu Bienestar Series —a supportive space to heal, learn, listen, and share within community 🌱✨

This circle is guided by our bilingual psychotherapist, Brijida “Brijit” Aleman, M.A., and is open to students seeking connection and support 🤝

 

2025

Paint It Out

List of Fall Events from Undocu-immigrant-Dream Center

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Monday, November 17, 2025 | 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM

PAU Center - Bertolini 3d floor #4832

Let your emotions flow into the canvas in this open art session focused around wellness and stress relief. Whether you are doodling, blending colors, or painting your mood. This is space where you can unwind and recharge. All materials provided, come as you are and paint it out.

(Maximum capacity of 30)

Circulo de Sanación

List of Fall Events from Undocu-immigrant-Dream Center

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Wednesday, November 12, 2025 | 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM

Jacobs Hall, Room 116, Petaluma Campus

Presented By:
SRJC Student Health Services
Undocu Immigrant Dream Center

The Healing Circle is a space to heal, learn, listen, and share within community. This circle will be guided by our bilingual Psychotherapist, Brijida "Brijit" Aleman, M.A.

Rota Pero No Vencida - Broken But Not Defeated

Event flyer titled “Rota Pero No Vencida: Broken But Not Defeated” with photo of guest speaker Allison Pedroza and event details.

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Thursday, October 30, 2025 | 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM

Student Activities Center (SAC), Bertolini Student Center 1st Floor Room 4608 

Presented By:
SRJC Student Psychological Services (part of Student Health Services)
Undocu Immigrant Dream Center

Bringing Awareness to the Epidemic of Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking

Guest Speaker: Allison Pedroza, Survivor and Advocate, from Redemption House of the Bay Area.

This is a bilingual presentation.

Film Screening: "And So I Stayed" 
A Story of how the Legal System gets Domestic Violence Wrong

Flyer for And So I Stayed film screening, Oct 27, 2025, 3–5 PM at SRJC SAC. Free, with food and student panel.

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Monday, October 27, 2025 | 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM

Student Activities Center (SAC), Bertolini Student Center

Join us for the showing of And So I Stayed -- "An award-winning documentary by Natalie Pattillo and Daniel A. Nelson about survivors of abuse fighting for their lives and spending years behind bars." Free and Open to ALL!

Student panel immediately following the screening. Students will share their experiences and answer audience questions.

Free food provided.

Art Journaling with Liberation

Art Journaling with Liberation event Oct 21, 12:30–2pm at SRJC. Free art supplies, food, limited to 30 people.

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Tuesday, October, 21, 2025 | 12:30 - 2:00 PM

Santa Rosa Intercultural Center Pioneer Hall 380

SAVE provides a supportive environment that will include education and advocacy for the SRJC community around sexual harassment and will incorporate creativity imagination, and healing for those who have experienced trauma, and/ or would li to learn more about the issues surrounding this challenging topic.

Art Supplies & Food will be provided | This event is limited to 30 people.

🎨 🎃 PAINT PUMPKINS! 🎃 🎨

Tips on Sipping Smartly and Staying Safe

Fall-themed flyer for pumpkin painting event with food, drinks, prizes, and safety tips on October 15.”

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Wednesday, October, 15, 2025 | 6:00 PM - 8:00PM

Great Room, Polly Hall

Join us for:

  • A pumpkin painting contest (1st, 2nd, and 3rd place)
  • Special prize winners announced Monday, October 20
  • Warm drinks
  • A short presentation
  • Dinner
  • FUN!
  • Supplies, food, and drinks will be provided

Hosted By Tova Esbit, Student Health Services Outreach Specialist, SRJC Student Health Peers, and Polly Hall RAs

Got Questions? Contact Tova Esbit: tesbit@santarosa.edu

2024

Suicide Prevention Awareness Games

SPM Games

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Women's Volleyball

Wednesday, September 18, 2024 | 6:00PM

Location: Haehl Pavilion

Women's Soccer

Tuesday, September 24, 2024 | 4:00PM

Location: Sypher Soccer Field