If you’d like some company in your wellness journey, consider joining WW (Weight Watchers) at UCOP. Resources include weekly meetings, online tools and support from health-minded colleagues.

The UCSF LGBT Resource Center has planned several activities throughout the month of June, in recognition of Pride Month. OP employees are invited to attend, to march with Cal and to celebrate in Oakland. Mark your calendar!

Urban agriculture is popping up all over California — from schools and churches to community gardens, backyard farms, rooftop gardens and more. Learn more about this phenomena, including an example right here in Oakland.

Get eight tips for integrating your culture and career from the latest episode of the UC Virtual Career series. And, get ready for the next episode, LGBTQ @ Work.

Summer unofficially began Memorial Day Weekend, so don’t wait another moment to plan something fun for June. Whether you’re in Oakland, Riverside, DC or Sacramento, we’ve got plans for you!

Wondering if you have biases? We all do! The first in a six-course online professional development series demystifies biases and helps us to understand why addressing them is crucial.

As part of its monthlong celebration of LGBTQ culture, UCOP Pride has arranged for discounted staff tickets at the Oakland Museum of California. Check out the new queer culture exhibit and more!

All departments are expected to meet their records management goals. May 31 is the last day to schedule a meeting with the records management consultant. Please schedule your meeting to ensure your team is on track.

Dylan Paul is associate director of strategic sourcing at UCOP. He’s also a dedicated volunteer who believes in supporting children and his local community.

If you’ve been planning to apply or nominate a colleague for the OPSA Steering Committee, hurry! All completed applications must be received by 5 p.m. on Friday, May 31.

Produced, co-directed and partially filmed by Suzanne Cross, the inspiring documentary “Under Four Trees” captures the compelling true story of a South African woman who built a school that became a community hub for children in need.