Next BSFO listening session: Finding Your Voice
All Black-identified staff are invited to join the next session of the “We Need to Talk” series, focused around self-empowerment.
All Black-identified staff are invited to join the next session of the “We Need to Talk” series, focused around self-empowerment.
All Black-identified staff are invited to join the next session of the “We Need to Talk” series, focused around the Black experience at UC.
The “We Need to Talk Series” will provide an opportunity for Black-identified staff to connect with peers around personal experiences and trauma related to anti-Blackness.
Help support your community — and make some extra money — by serving as a pollworker in the upcoming election.
Have you ever thought about joining Toastmasters? Learn how to join and how it could help build your in-person and virtual communications skills.
Ghanya Thomas interviewed doctor Kirsten Bibbins-Domingo to learn how UCSF data has shown disproportionate effects of COVID-19 in communities of color.
As the nation approaches an unprecedented election on Nov. 3, make sure your vote is counted. And, encourage your family and community to vote too!
This may be an election like no other, but it’s as important as ever to let your voice be heard. Share your passion for the democratic process with fun social media assets from UC.
With the census set to be completed Sept. 30, time is running to make sure you get counted — and get the services you deserve.
Do you have time to support your community around the November election? If so, consider becoming a poll worker in Alameda County.