Southeast Women’s Resource Center
Winter Break Hours
The WRCs will be open the week December 9-12, and closed beginning the week of December 16. We will reopen on January 6 with the start of winter term. Have a safe and fun winter break!
Fall 2024 Hours
- Monday: 10am-6pm
- Tuesday: 10am-6pm (Closed from 4-5pm for team meeting)
- Wednesday: 10am-6pm
- Thursday: 10am-6pm
- Friday: Virtual or by appointment
Email the Coordinator, listed below, for virtual services or to schedule an appointment.
- Location: MTH 148
- Southeast WRC Coordinator: Kiera Hansen (they/them)
- Email: kiera.hansen@pcc.edu
- Phone: 971-722-6051
- Social media: Find us on Instagram
Kiera Hansen, MSW
Kiera with their puppy
- Primary Campus Location: Southeast
- Title: Women’s Resource Center Coordinator
- Pronouns: they/them/theirs
- Contact Kiera
Hi! My name is Kiera (they/them) and I am so excited to meet you. Here is a little more about me:
My academic journey: As a non-binary, queer person, living with multiple disabilities and in a family where substance abuse was central, I very clumsily got myself through kindergarten to a Masters. I graduated from high school in Vancouver, WA in 2002. I am a first generation college student and graduated with a B.A. in Psychology and Women’s Studies (before many programs changed to Gender Studies) from the University of Washington. I lived in Seattle and San Francisco for some time where I spent my time providing sexual health education and helping LGBTQ people start families. I moved back to Portland in 2009 and completed my MSW at Portland State University in 2012.
My professional/ community-based activism journey: Prior to PCC, I did community-based work in many Seattle, San Francisco and Portland-based non-profits. Systems, including education, were not created for many of us. It has always been a passion of mine to make them accessible while also deconstructing and rebuilding them. Supporting people who carry/embody stories of trauma, addiction, gender-based violence, homelessness, racial violence, involvement in the prison industrial complex and the various forms of disenfranchisement requires creativity, humility and determination. I’m here for it and I look forward to meeting and working with you to make our lived experiences better and to thrive.
I also teach classes at PCC- Currently CG 145- Stress Management and AD 202- Trauma and Recovery.
When I’m not working, I like to: binge watch Netflix or Hulu, take my puppy, Sugar, to the dog park, cuddle with Sugar or Penelope (my elderly and toothless cat), cook 3-4 course vegan meals just for me, go to Estate Sales, garden or do some home renovation project.