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Wednesday: APISA presents Dr. Lisandro E. Claudio on Philippine history

Learn about the People Power Revolution in the Philippines — including the influence of the Catholic Church, U.S. government and political elites.


Postponed: PACSW presents equity advocate Shonté Thomas

The next Women We Admire event will feature Shonté Thomas, M. Ed., associate dean of students for UC Riverside’s Ethnic & Gender Centers.


Tuesday: Beth Rose Middleton will speak on Native American environmental challenges

The UC Davis scholar will present her research on Native environmental policy and Native activism for site protection during the next UC Distinguished Scholars webinar.


APISA brings more Philippine history to UCOP

On March 19, Dr. Lisandro E. Claudio of UC Berkeley will host a presentation and Q&A about the People Power Movement in the Philippines.


How much do you know about UC’s Asian American Pacific Islander community?

Asian American and Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Month runs the course of May and is the perfect time to celebrate the accomplishments of a diverse and talented UC community.


10-Second Bio: Aayush Kunwar, musician and athlete

Aayush Kunwar is a nationally ranked track and field athlete from Nepal. He's also a musician and an aspiring music producer.


Wednesday: Learn about UC’s role as a Hispanic-Serving Institution

Join academic leaders in exploring UC’s unique role as a research-intensive, public HIS system.


Explore Philippine history with NAIPISA and APISA — first event on Wednesday

Two upcoming events from UCOP employee resource groups will highlight the rich cultural heritage of the Philippines.


UC marked Earth Day with a host of bold green initiatives and research

Here’s a round-up of UC’s work to make the Golden State — and the world — a greener place.


UCLA’s Stephen Acabado unearths Philippine history through archeology

On May 5, join UCOP’s Native American, Indigenous and Pacific Islander Staff Association for a presentation and Q&A about decolonizing history in the Philippines, featuring UCLA’s Stephen Acabado.


LaSA unites OP staff in celebrating César Chávez and wellness

The Latino Staff Association’s March fundraiser raised more than $2,500 for UC students while celebrating the legacy of Latino American civil rights activist César Chávez.