Centers, Institutes and Projects

CABWARE is home to academic scholarship, service, and professional development that addresses and disrupts anti-Blackness and racism among educators and wellness providers.

CCCE is a non-profit community center providing low-cost counseling services to individuals, couples, and families in San Diego. The Center is also a counselor training facility operated by SDSU.

Supports early childhood mental health, development, and education.

Supports underserved students from elementary through college with access to educational resources and programs.

Advances inclusion and accessibility for individuals with disabilities in all aspects of education, work, family and community life.

The SDSU Literacy Center facilitates literacy experiences that empower K-12 students and educators. We strive to empower individuals’ abilities to read and write to their full potential. The Center also functions as a clinical training site for students enrolled in our Master of Arts in Reading Education programs.

The BRIDGE Collaborative supports families of toddlers with communication disorders through the evidence-based Project ImPACT program.

The Healthy Early Years (HEY) clinic is a nonprofit training facility that offers low-cost family, couples, and child therapy.

Pathways places SDSU students as STEM tutors in local low-income schools, offering pay, credits, and hands-on experience serving underserved communities.

Project LEAL enhances instruction for English language learners by providing in-service teacher support and training.

Provides training and support to early childhood educators working with young children with disabilities.

RESISTE advances equity-focused research on P–20 education pathways, producing studies and reports that inform policy and support diverse student success.

San Diego LEND trains leaders across disciplines to advance equitable, evidence-based services for individuals with autism and developmental disorders.