Lalitha comes to UCOP from San Mateo Medical Center, where she led the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion. Her first day will be April 11.

Connect with colleagues from all UCOP locations, as well as UC Berkeley, UCLA, UC Riverside, UC Santa Barbara and UCSF.

This expository documentary short focuses on policing in the Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD), the third-largest local law enforcement agency in the country.

Our colleagues are making a big impact in UCOP IT. Here are their stories.

This month, we reflect upon the legacy of César Chávez, the visionary activist and organizer who fought tirelessly for farmworker rights, and whose story is central to that of social change in California and across the world.

The popular OP Staff Assembly (OPSA) Career Panels have returned for 2022! On April 19, four long-tenured UCOP staff will share how they’ve navigated their UC careers, balanced work and family life, and used their

The President’s Advisory Committee on the Status of Women invites all UCOP staff to attend.

Regent Emerita Laphonza Butler, president of EMILY’s List, will speak on empowering women in political office and advocacy for labor union rights

March is Women’s History Month, and PACSW’s Women's History Month Subcommittee has lined up a series of events to celebrate the many achievements of women through history and today.

There's still time to participate in LaSA's Cesar Chavez Commemorative Virtual Activity Challenge, taking place through March 31.

Sign up today for PACSW's powerful leadership training: Sessions begin on Wednesday, March 2.

Several experts will discuss topics surrounding climate and environmental justice, with a focus on the Black community’s climate change experience through varied lenses such as health, Critical Race Theory, Feminist Theory and land loss.