The Fortune Towne Campus formally inaugurated its Safe Space Hub on November 11, 2026, a dedicated space that affirms the university’s commitment to a safe, inclusive, and respectful campus for everyone.
The ceremony was led by the Advocates of Gender and Development (AGAD) Club with the Gender and Development (GAD) Office and was capped by a ribbon-cutting attended by university officials.
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In his opening remarks, AGAD Club Adviser Sheigfred Tan, described the Safe Space Hub as a symbol of the entire campus community. He reminded attendees that the campus should be a safe and inclusive space for all.
Meanwhile, Fortune Towne Campus GAD Coordinator Ann Charyll Gallo shared her personal reflections and experiences from her years of service in Gender and Development. On behalf of GAD Director Ana Mary Ann Pancho, she called for a safer University where inclusivity, regardless of a person’s gender identity and expression, is welcomed, protected, and promoted.
Also joining the inauguration were Dean Nenette Padilla of the College of Business Management and Accountancy and Campus Executive Director Ruvy Tuble, who led the community in the ribbon cutting ceremony.
The program capped off with a message AGAD Club President Mark Christian Barbon, marking a meaningful milestone in the university’s continued efforts to promote inclusivity, respect, equality, and a safe environment for everyone.
