YCOP hosts monthly rap sessions and on-site presentations in which students share their critical perspectives on leadership development, race relations, and other youth issues. Major events such as Bridges, Leadership Conference, and Friendship Games further the relations between UCR and the surrounding schools. The Women's Mentor Program provides positive examples of Asian Pacific woment, and equips young woment with skills in communication, assertiveness, self-confidence, and leadership. In dealing with racism, sexism, stereotyping, gender role expectations, and family obligations, mentors share their insight and skills with UCR students. They share resources and provide advice on academic interest and careers.
Students learn from the mentors' expereriences and life stories.
Mentors and students come together during quarterly Women's Mentor Days. The Education 100 courses offer students opportunities to participate in community service while exploring the educational concerns facing primary and secondary school students. Section 3 of the Education 100 course focuses on the educational needs of Asian and Pacific Islaner students. Rock, Paper, Scissors, the Collective's anthology of student works, is published annually. Each Year, APSP works with a variety of colleges and universities in the Inland Empire to organize the Inland Valley Asian Pacific Islander Student Leadership Conference.