Wellness Support of Interest to Undocumented Graduate Students

“UndocuGrads Monthly Drop-In Circles” from the UC Berkeley Office for Graduate Diversity, Graduate Division (UndocuGrads). The flyer invites students to register for virtual support circles facilitated by Diana Peña, PhD, a licensed therapist. Sessions are held on Zoom. Four dates are listed with QR codes and registration links: February 6 from 12–1 pm, March 5 from 4:15–5:15 pm, April 3 from 12–1 pm, and May 7 from 4:15–5:15 pm. Text notes that each meeting includes grounding exercises, individual check-ins, and strategies for emotional resilience. Contact information is provided for Dr. Diana Peña and Dr. Bianca Barrios for individual mental health support. The design features warm beige and brown tones, leaf motifs, and an illustration of four people sitting together in a supportive circle in a cozy indoor setting

Mental Health

UndocuGrads Monthly Resilience Circles – Specialized support of Interest to Undocumented Graduate Students @ Cal
  • Register via [ZOOM] for all UndocuGrads Drop in Monthly Circles with psychologists specializing in graduate student undocumented communities
  • Spring 2026 dates
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Basic Needs Emergency Fund

  • Basic Needs Emergency Fund (non-AB540 eligible)
    • The Basic Needs Center acts as a virtual and physical hub that provides and connects students to essential services that impact health, belonging, and overall well-being. The Basic Needs Center provides education, prevention and emergency relief programs in the core areas of basic needs: food security, housing security and  financial stability. All enrolled students including undergraduate, graduate, international, and undocumented students are eligible for Basic Needs Center programs and services. Students can access support from the Basic needs team by completing this Assistance Form