Explore the legacy of Black press and media as BSFO events continue
On Feb. 10, attend a special presentation by Michael D. Bolden, dean of the UC Berkeley School of Journalism.
On Feb. 10, attend a special presentation by Michael D. Bolden, dean of the UC Berkeley School of Journalism.
This special Oakland event will feature author Ralina Joseph for a book discussion, coffee and light refreshments.
Dr. Atwal became a doctor with the goal of returning to her hometown and serving her community.
From a movie screening to expert-led conversations and meditation sessions, BSFO invites all colleagues to join them for community-based events in celebration of Black History Month.
Check out lion dancing from Cal VSA, a sampling of delicious foods, engaging cultural activities and a variety of vendors to explore.
On Tuesday, Jan. 13, BSFO members organized a meaningful celebration to honor the legacy and birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Oakland and online. During the fourth annual BSFO MLK “I Have a
Tomorrow, Jan. 13, don't miss the Martin Luther King Jr. Day “I Have a Dream” speech recitation (hybrid) and luncheon (Oakland).
The new year is a perfect opportunity to envision how you can prioritize your health and wellness at work.
IRAP's Laura Kertz and Matt Reed will discuss the dashboard's unique design that helps users navigate and interpret the data.
For the second consecutive year, UCPath supported Walden Family Services with several carloads of gifts for foster children and young adults in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
Since the launch of the UCOP Mentorship Program, volunteers have supported over 300 mentee colleagues with structured guidance rooted in experience and shared learning.