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Japanese internment, then and now

On May 28, join APISA for the screening of a documentary film exploring the incarceration of Japanese-Americans during World War II. A panel discussion featuring someone who was interned will connect that tumultuous political climate to the struggle of immigrants today.


Join APISA for a documentary film and panel discussion

View a special screening of “And Then They Came For Us,” a documentary film that explores the forced incarceration of Japanese-Americans during World War II. Academic and local nonprofit experts will lead a rousing discussion about the resounding effects of Japanese internment today.


Attend the Spring 2019 Staff Appreciation Event

This Friday, May 3, join OPSA and EEDG for a fun-filled afternoon celebration featuring a potluck lunch, Star Wars costume contest, live entertainment and more.


Celebrate College Signing Day with UC!

May 1 is College Signing Day, and UC is celebrating systemwide — with a special event featuring Michelle Obama at UCLA. Take our college survey and wear your alma mater gear with pride.


Meet UCOP Climate Hero Ben Tsai

Senior Tax Analyst Ben Tsai believes that when it comes to reducing our climate footprint, little changes over time can have a lasting impact.


You’re invited: Celebrate UCOP staff with OPSA and EEDG

On Friday, May 3, Oakland staff are invited to join the OP Staff Assembly and Employee Engagement and Diversity Group for a fun-filled Star Wars-themed staff appreciation event on the Franklin Roof Garden.


Setting the standard: Women in leadership at UC

UC is committed to creating a network of women professionals who can contribute to the university’s future success. Learn more about the UC leaders who are making this possible.


Survey: UCOP volunteers

It’s National Volunteer Month! Take a quick survey to share how you make a difference through volunteering — and let us know what giving back means to you.


Meet UCOP Climate Hero Lifang Chiang

Lifang Chang, a research strategy and portfolio manager for research and graduate studies, has devoted her career to curtailing climate change. In the process, sustainability has become a great passion.