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6 terms to add to your anti-racist vocabulary

Learning these six terms as defined in UCOP’s Anti-Racism Task Force Report helps us build a vocabulary of understanding in our workplace.


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Explore and extend your knowledge of implicit bias

If you’ve taken the UC Managing Implicit Bias series, don’t miss this opportunity to go deeper with your understanding of bias — and to discuss your learning with UCOP colleagues.


UCOP colleagues are helping to create an anti-racist workplace

UCOP staff at all levels are key partners in helping to create an anti-racist workplace.


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UC statement on the tragic killing of Daunte Wright

University of California President Michael V. Drake, M.D., issued a statement on April 13 regarding the killing of Daunte Wright.


Learn to counter microaggressions at new interactive training sessions

Microaggressions can affect our work environment and organizational culture. Learn how they affect others, and how you can prevent them, during live virtual trainings.


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You can help implement the UCOP Anti-Racism Task Force recommendations

The UCOP ARTF is recruiting colleagues from the OP community to participate in one of five workstreams.


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Join a UCOP Anti-Racism Task Force implementation workstream

The UCOP Anti-Racism Task Force is implementing its recommendations. Here's how you can be part of the effort.


Promote anti-racism at UCOP: Attend microaggressions trainings

Learn how microaggressions can affect our work environment and organizational culture, and how you can help counter them, through new live virtual trainings.


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UCOP anti-racism efforts continue with task force discussions and new courses

Here’s what’s next in UCOP’s strategy to support employees and promote a safe and equitable workplace.


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UCOP stands against anti-Asian violence

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