The Black Staff and Faculty Organization is celebrating Juneteenth with two virtual parties this Friday from 5-6 p.m. Join us!

Don’t miss the second event in the Black Staff and Faculty Organization’s series exploring COVID-19 health disparities in the African-American community and underserved populations.

Join Kimi Watts-Tartt, director of the Alameda County Public Health Department, for a discussion of COVID-19 impacts within Alameda County’s African-American community, and other vulnerable ethnic populations.

This Thursday, BSFO brings together a panel of impactful African-American UC leaders to share their experiences in the workplace.

Join BSFO during our Black History Month kick-off event featuring keynote speaker Yvette Gullatt, Ph.D., vice provost and chief outreach officer/interim vice president of Student Affairs.

Throughout February, the Black Staff and Faculty Organization are collecting new and gently used ties through their partnership with All Tied Up, a special nonprofit that teaches leadership, self-respect and empathy to young men of color — all through the basic skill of tying a tie.

The Black Staff and Faculty Organization has an array of activities planned to celebrate African-American culture and heritage throughout February.