The UCOP community is coming together to combat racism, support colleagues and provide opportunities to learn and heal.

President Drake addresses the recent alarming acts of violence directed against Asian-Americans.

UCOP affinity groups have come together to condemn hate crimes targeting Asian-Americans, and to stand in solidarity with the Asian-American community.

Share your perspective on UCOP’s COVID-19 response with the Culture and Connectivity Initiative.

Colleagues from several campuses are invited to join their local Staff Assemblies for fun bingo games this Friday afternoon and evening.

GUEA will welcome Amy Nickerson, author of “How Do You See Us? Our Lived Realities of Being Viewed as a Threat” for an exploration of racial injustice and systemic racism in the United States.

Each session will provide an opportunity for participants to explore questions that can help inform their approaches to anti-racist leadership and collectively strengthen an anti-racist culture at UCOP.

All aspiring and seasoned thespians are invited to attend a friendly virtual cold reading on Wednesday, Jan. 6, at noon.

End 2020 with a free virtual meditation session produced by the UCLA Mindful Awareness Research Center.

On Dec. 4, a federal judge decisively ordered the government to fully restore the DACA program — a win for DACA recipients, their families, UC and the country.